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What should i use to treat dry skin on my 2 year old child?
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Gentle skin care: Using fragrance free and sensitive skin products are recommended. Lots of moisturizer and ideally cream and ointment based like vaseline or aquaphor are recommended. Over the counter soap free cleansers as well as those labeled as eczema care cleansers may be useful.
Answered 3/31/2016
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