Dermple Rainbow

I wore Rainbow to pottery class with blue glaze on my hands and orange paint on my old shirt. Nothing matched. Not even a little. Somehow, the star still looked right, and I stopped treating one whitehead and pimples like it needed a whole plan.

I thought the box would have a mix of plain colors, but every star has the full rainbow on it. Way better. I wore one while making friendship bracelets, and everyone at the table wanted to see the sheet.

A whitehead and pimples appeared right before I had to decorate my cousin’s birthday cake. Perfect. I had frosting on my sleeve, sprinkles on the floor, and Rainbow on my cheek. At least the spot was covered while I dealt with everything else.

My friends dragged me into a photo booth while I had a whitehead and pimples near my nose. I nearly took the star off, but I left it. Good choice. It looked like a cute sticker in the pictures, which came out blurry, chaotic, and honestly perfect.

I paint every nail a different color, so Rainbow felt very me. I put one on while doing my nails and forgot about the whitehead and pimples for a while, mostly because I was busy trying to remove polish from half my fingers.

I wore Rainbow to the arcade, and the stripes looked even better under all those lights. It stayed over the spot while I lost every racing game and used far too many tokens trying to win a stuffed frog.

I put one on before a collage workshop because the whitehead and pimples on my chin were annoying me. Rainbow fit right in with the tape, magazine scraps, and marker stains. It made dealing with the spot feel a lot less dull.

I was tired of pimple patches that looked like plain little circles. Rainbow feels more like a sticker you actually chose. It covers the whitehead and pimples, looks fun, and still has hydrocolloid underneath doing the useful part.