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Can i use rose water after washing face at night time.. i have mild acne & oily skin... yes or no?
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Frequent flier: You've asked over different twenty questions about your acne recently. Rose water isn't your answer. As before, you owe it to yourself to used evidence-based medicine. Your best choice by far is topical benzoyl peroxide. You also need to know that nothing you've done -- including enjoying your body like a normal young man -- is making this happen to you. Be strong. Be smart. Do the right thing.
Answered 12/10/2013
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