With this I mean dry skin, excessive acne, too oily, etc. These things are all normal, of course, I just worded title like that because not sure how else to word it. (I'm not saying these things make you ugly or less, if that was your first thought I suggest you reflect into that to learn to unlearn such thoughts)

Coach:

That's normal so why even comment on it?! He been through shitty skin days; just gotta accept and deal with it. Some are ashamed by it, and if you fall in that category then he'll give you that assurance boost you need. If you don't care then he doesn't either. He might recommend some products, but that's only to be helpful if you wish to fix it but otherwise not brought up much. Only other time would be if it's so bad that he worries there might be an underlying issue.

Rochelle:

Oh she's right on it to alert you! No way she's letting her partner go out with bad skin. As a partner it's her job to ensure you look fantastic and bring attention to even things one might find embarrassing to get pointed out.

She'll give you some of her face creams and such; recommending which for what. If this stuff only worsens it then she'll go out to buy alternatives. She means absolutely nothing bad with this, she simply wants you to have good, healthy, and well taken care of skin.

Ellis:

He won't even really think of it. He's from a place all this tralala over beauty, make up, and such isn't big.

But if he knows you are sensitive on this and cautious of showing it in public then he'll alert you before you leave outside; in a casual way, to not bring any negatitive attention to it as he does not see this in any way as negative but normal as it is and every human will get this stuff at one point.

Nick:

He's a blunt man, so he'll say it outright, some jokes, and/or sarcastic comments. He doesn't care, only if you two plan to go somewhere fancy or cool; then he'll complain to go fix that first. Usually ends in an argument. Though if anyone but him dare comment on it he'll snap at them.