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What can i 22 year old start doing for their skin to keep it healthy?
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Sun: Be very careful with sun exposure. Wear sun block at all times. Do not smoke (ever) or drink alcohol to excess. Drink plenty of water. The rest in genetics and the products in the store are window dressing that has little real effect.
Answered 7/19/2014
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