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Orgo-Life the new way to the future Advertising by AdpathwayAmanda Seyfried bared her makeup-free face in a video where she shared insight into her struggle with eczema, a skin condition that causes red, itchy patches on her face.
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Amanda Seyfried is a super trouper when it comes to her eczema.
However, the Mamma Mia star explained that she has been dealing with perioral dermatitis since she was 19.
"You might be thinking, 'What's that on her face?'" Amanda, 39, said in a March 18 video for Vogue's Beauty Secrets series. "That's my eczema."
She continued, "When I was 19, I started developing the rash, and I learned about a lot of medicated products. I learned a lot about just products in general from my dermatologist at the time.”
Amanda has since tried multiple techniques to improve the condition, which can be caused by one's immune system, genetics or environmental or emotional triggers, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
"It's funny how eczema makes you feel," she explained. "Two years ago, I had another flare up and I cut out dairy. Boy, it was hard. Bye-bye cappuccinos, black coffee all the way."
However, the actress thinks her lifestyle and healthy habits after having children—Nina, 7, and Thomas, 4, who she shares with husband Thomas Sadoski—have helped her skin to clear up.
"I've noticed it's a little better after kids. I eat better than I ever have," she explained. "And the celery juice must be doing something, right?"
The Mean Girls actress has also learned plenty of tips and tricks when it comes to her day-to-day skincare routine as well, which she showed off in the Vogue video.
“The rash is screaming,” she said while washing her face. “But that’s OK, because I’m gonna cover it."
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♬ original sound - VogueAmanda then used a variety of products including a medicated cream and a toner, before covering some of her red spots with concealer, noting, "You see how easy that was? I don’t need to get rid of all the redness. I wouldn’t even know how to try.”
She emphasized, "But this is not a red carpet look. This is me doing my makeup to look pretty and clean."
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