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Sea salt from discount store is helping skin stay acne free. should i continue?
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Sure: There's nothing magic about the salt just because it's from the ocean. Acne also comes and goes. Topical benzoyl peroxide would be a good addition and if you need something stronger, your physician can help.
Answered 12/22/2013
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