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How to take care of skin on chest that was affected by irritant dermatitis-still red but dont itch-more red-how to turn into normal skin,like before?
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Moisturize : Eucerin calm is a great one to try just be diligent and patient and be sure to protect from sun
Answered 6/30/2014
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