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Is it a good idea to use vitamin b topically on the face?
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Applying Vit B?: There is no evidence that shows clinical improvement in skin health when you apply vitamin b to your face. It would be best if you sought the recommendations of a facial plastic surgeon or dermatologist, who can recommend the best skin care regimen to suit your specific needs.
Answered 1/31/2013
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