Lindsay Hubbard Reveals Her Biggest "Insecurities" and How She's Working on Them (PICS)
Lindsay Hubbard is coming clean about something that's been bothering her since she was "younger" — and what she's doing to address it. In a recent Instagram post, the Summer House cast member shared specific details and a series of candid pics that revealed exactly how she's keeping her "insecurities" at bay.
Plus, she gave us an innovative idea for Summer House viewing parties. (PS: Season 8 premieres on Thursday, Feb. 22 at 9pm ET/PT on Bravo, and you can catch a sneak peek of it in the clip above.) Keep scrolling to see the steps Lindsay's taking to boost her confidence.
Lindsay Hubbard opens up about acne scars and "imperfections"
In a series of Instagram Stories from January 24, Lindsay revealed her exact skincare routine. To start, she shared a photo of herself in a spa robe, smiling mid-fault treatment at Tribeca Medspa.
"One of my biggest insecurities (lol feels appropriate to say skinsecurities in this moment) ... Anyway... has always been old acne scarring from when I was younger," she wrote. "I also film a show that takes place during the summertime where we are in the natural sunlight and imperfections show a lot easier!"
Her post continued: "My dermatologist [Georgina Ferzli] and I have worked over the past 4 years using different lasers (CO2, microneedling, fraxel, Clear + Brilliant, laser genesis) to minimize my acne scars, discoloration, texture, etc."
Lindsay posts a photo of herself having a skincare service done to Instagram Stories. Photo: Lindsay Hubbard/Instagram
Lindsay Hubbard describes her experience with microneedling
In the next slide, the Hubb House PR founder wrote: "I've always found I like the results from microneedling the best. It usually hurts the most (hence why I numb my face for an hour beforehand), but the results are worth it, and the downtime isn't that bad!"
In another photo, she showed her face after a microneedling treatment, writing: "You will definitely look like you got a bad sunburn after ([and] maybe [mauled] by a cat) ..but it goes away as your skin recovers for a week."
She added: "I'm not an expert, so definitely consult your dermatologist about your skin needs. I'm just giving you insight into my experience."
Lindsay posts a photo of herself having microneedling done to Instagram Stories. Photo: Lindsay Hubbard/Instagram
Lindsay Hubbard opens up about red light therapy
She also shared an idea for those who aren't quite ready for those potential mauled-cat aftereffects. "If you're looking for something less invasive, sit under a red light for 20 minutes [at] 3 [times] a week!" she suggested, captioning a photo that showed her getting red-light therapy herself.
Lindsay Hubbard Is Kicking Off the New Year on a "Skincare/Beauty Journey" (PICS)
In another Story, Lindsay showed herself wearing a glowing mask. "You can also get an at-home mask, and do this at home while watching Summer House," she suggested.
Lindsay posts a photo of herself having a skincare service done to Instagram Stories. Photo: Lindsay Hubbard/Instagram
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