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I once heard that hormonal acne tends to pick up when you hit your mid-20s. I don't know whether or not that’s actually true, but it is exactly what happened to me. Until I turned 26, I never struggled with regular breakouts. Understandably, I freaked out. It felt like there was always at least one zit healing or forming on my chin. My friends told me it wasn’t bad (and it wasn’t), but for me, it just wasn’t normal.

TV You'll always think of 'Cheers' postal worker Cliff Clavin when you see John Ratzenberger, but he's managed to have quite a career since then. Published on March 30, 2023 2 min read Since the NBC comedy Cheers lasted 11 seasons, you could always check in with the regulars. John Ratzenberger played Cliff Clavin on all 11 seasons of the show. Cheers ended in 1993 and Ratzenberger hasn’t stopped working since.

Answer Mold is caused by fungus, whereas green spots are caused by bacteria, with one strain of the bacterium “pseudomonas” being responsible for the vast majority of green nails being found virtually everywhere — on plants and animals, in soil, and even in bodies of water. When the nail becomes green, we see something like this.” Schoon tells us that green spots are not produced by dampness, as many people believe it is.