Since medical treatment has helped, she hopes to show others that not having flawless skin is “normal.” Grant, who has suffered cystic acne for years, said her skin condition worsened so much that at one point, she refused to leave the house. “We hope Eva continues to use TikTok to offer encouragement and advice to others, and to share her story,” the rep continued, stating that the app is a “platform for creative, authentic self-expression.” Family handoutĪ TikTok spokesperson told the BBC the company doesn’t “get every moderation decision right” and went so far as to reinstate the lost account. Family handout She is trying to be an acne-positive role model for young women. Eva said her cystic acne never stopped her from succeeding in pageants. “It didn’t fit them because of my skin, because it was gruesome content,” Grant, who holds the Miss Teen Galaxy York title, told BBC Radio York.ĭetermined to not let the incident deter her from sharing her truth online, the disgruntled teen reported penning an email to the social media giant and creating a new account the next day. When she showed her bare skin, which was covered in raised, red pimples, TikTok flagged her account and took it down. TikTok has reported unblocking the account of a 16-year-old content creator who was temporarily banned from the platform after she debuted her cystic acne, according to a news report.Įva-Marie Grant, from North Yorkshire in England, said she was attempting to dismantle negative stereotypes about acne. Gen Z’er who sparked quiet quitting trend says it wasn’t the answer Logan Paul’s PRIME energy drinks put kids’ hearts at risk with caffeine: experts New Yorker cooks communal ‘medieval’ stew for 33 days - and counting

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