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            <title>﻿YAMI GAUTAMREVEALS TRUTH ABOUT HER NON-CURABLE SKIN CONDITION - The Daily Guardian</title>
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            <pubDate>October 6, 2021, 8:08 am</pubDate>
            <description><![CDATA[MUMBAI: Yami Gautam has decided to come to terms with her body and revealed on social media that she has been suffering from a non-curable skin condition. This decision definitely comes as a bold step, given the constant pressure on actresses to look beautiful and perfect. Yami shared a string of pictures from a photoshoot [&hellip;]
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<p>MUMBAI: Yami Gautam has decided to come to terms with her body and revealed on social media that she has been suffering from a non-curable skin condition. This decision definitely comes as a bold step, given the constant pressure on actresses to look beautiful and perfect. Yami shared a string of pictures from a photoshoot and talked about her “flaw” and “insecurities”.</p>



<p>She wrote, “Hello my insta family, I recently shot for some images and just when they were about to go in for post-production (a common procedure) to conceal my skin condition called Keratosis- Pilaris, I thought, ‘Hey Yami, why don’t you embrace this fact and accept it enough to be Okay with it. Just let it be&#8230; (Yes, I do talk out loud to myself). For those who haven’t heard about this, it’s a skin condition wherein you get tiny bumps on the skin. I promise they aren’t as bad as your mind and your neighbour aunty makes it out to be. I developed this skin condition during my teenage years, and there is still no cure for it. I’ve dealt with it for many years now and today finally, I decided to let go of all my fears and insecurities and found the courage to love and accept my ‘flaws’ wholeheartedly. I also found the courage to share my truth with you. Phew! I didn’t feel like airbrushing my folliculitis or smoothing that ‘under-eye’ or ‘shaping up’ that waist a tiny bit more! And yet, I feel beautiful.”</p>
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