Once upon a time there was a girl with tiny bumps on her face… and yes, that was literally me. In this video I break down what those “tiny bumps” actually are (fungal acne / Malassezia folliculitis), how to tell it apart from regular acne, and why your usual acne treatments can make it worse. If your bumps are super uniform, itchy, and not really “squeezable,” that’s a big sign it’s fungal and not bacterial. I also explain what causes it: Malassezia is lipophilic (it loves lipids/oils), so when we feed it with oily products and mix that with sweat + hot, humid weather, the yeast can overgrow and show up as texture. That’s why I’m careful with oils, and why I stopped using sheet masks—because they trap ingredients and heat on the skin, and fungal acne loves that environment. Then I share what actually helped me: ketoconazole (Nizoral) as my main “magic” step for texture, plus fungal-acne safe hydration like hyaluronic acid and aloe/propolis. I also talk about using niacinamide to control oil in my T-zone, choosing chemical exfoliation over scrubs, and checking ingredient lists on Sezia before buying anything. Less is more, and consistency is everything if you want clear, smooth, glass-like skin texture.