Sarah’s story: “In my career, I’ve had to deal with hurtful remarks”
As a beauty therapist, Sarah has had hurtful comments about her skin. Now, she tells students to treat each client with compassion.
Read or listen to real stories from people affected by visible difference, their parents and families, as well as Changing Faces staff and volunteers. Inspired to share your story? We’d love to hear it – share your story now.
As a beauty therapist, Sarah has had hurtful comments about her skin. Now, she tells students to treat each client with compassion.
Karen's skin condition caused her a tough time at school and university. But moving to Australia in her twenties changed her outlook on life.
Campaigner Natalie shares a video message with us for Black History Month 2021.
Campaigner Jude reflects on the theme of lifestyle factors for Psoriasis Day 2021 and how this has impacted her self-confidence.
Gabby, aged 17, talks about her journey with rosacea and the importance of mental health support for young people with visible differences.
Our ambassador Shankar explains why he celebrates World Vitiligo Day, and how to find the right support for you.
Our campaigner Natalie discusses her experiences with vitiligo, World Vitiligo Day and the importance of educating people about the condition.
Acne has been a big part of Isabella’s life, but she now uses her experiences on social media to celebrate difference and to promote acceptance.
By showing her scars, Marian hopes to encourage people with visible differences to embrace their skin and love themselves.
Having psoriasis, which can come and go, has meant Jude has had to go on more than one journey of self-acceptance.
Sharing her experience of having psoriasis with her friends and online communities has helped Aimee embrace her skin and learn to love herself.
The Changing Faces campaigners review the new show, which looks at young people with different skin conditions.