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Fading cream called ambi & it has hydroquinone in it. my face was fine for 4 days then i went outside & i have severe breakouts. what should i do?
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Discontinue: Discontinue Ambi. You might be sensitive to hydroquinone. Also, remember to wear a daily mousturizer with a sunscreen.
Answered 9/28/2016
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