Actress reveals she underwent acne treatment after comments from executives

Actress Rachel Sennott, 30, shared "funny" feedback she received at an audition regarding her acne. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, she answered questions about unusual situations she has experienced during auditions. She says she had a lot of acne and felt insecure when taking the tests, especially due to comments made by Hollywood executives about her skin.

"I think a lot of times I would audition for roles where they would say, 'We can have all of this,'" she said, pointing to her face. She says she treated her acne with Accutane, the brand name for isotretinoin, a strong skin medication derived from vitamin A.

"I would wear so much makeup and concealer before an audition, and I would look in the mirror and think, 'They can't tell... Nobody knows,'" said Sennott. "Then the first thing you hear is, 'Let's keep all of this.'"

The actress, known for roles in films such as "Death, Death, Death" and "Shiva Baby," starred in and created the HBO series "I Love LA," and served as co-creator, alongside Dan Levy, on Netflix's "Big Mistakes."

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Source: CNN