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Should i wash my sunblock off when done? i suffer from atopic dermititis and do not want to rub my skin hard.or should i just leave it
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Leave it: Most sunscreens except for the spray kind has a moisturizing effect and thus you need not remove it until you bathe. At your age though, do remember that occlusive type of lotion may lead to pimples.
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