Hello everyone I'm not a native speaker so please pardon my english, I'm still in the learning process
let me introduce myself first, my name is Gita PW everyone call me Gita and as you can see in the description, I live in Indonesia so guys I'm sorry if my English isn't good enough. I want to tell you guys about the history of this blog, actually I've made this blog since 2014 when I still in middle school but sadly I just made a few posts and never post anything again 
. Right now I'm a college student and I want to improve my English skill then I realize that I've made a blog a few years ago so I decided to use this blog again for helping me to improve my skill especially in writing but the new problem comes again, I confused about what is the content that I will post in this blog and I just thought about it every day, every where, every time, then suddenly the thought of skincare and makeup pop up in my head so I decided to post about it besides I do love skincare and makeup so I want to share my experience with you guys and I hope you can enjoy reading my blog
. PIE (Post-Inflammatory Erythema)
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PIE (Post-Inflammatory Erythema) Treatment PIE (Post-Inflammatory Erythema)is the result of acne inflammation(Seonguk M et al., 2015). Usually PIE come when the acne already disappear but it left with red, pink, or even purple spot. People with lighter skin tone tend to have this PIE while people with darker skin tone tend to have PIH or dark spot (Seonguk M et al., 2015). For some cases like me, i actually have brown skin tone but i also got PIE at some spot of my face. Usually i got PIE on the cheek because the color or the tone of my cheeks is lighter than the other part of my face, and yash i do have uneven skin tone that’s why some part of my face is lighter but some of them is darker. I also got PIH on my forehead because my forehead is darker than my cheeks. When it comes to PIE i always go for skin care that has niacinamide in their ingredients. Niacinamide or clinically known as nicotinamide (3-pyridine-carboxamide) is the physiologically active amide of niacin (vitamin
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