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Recurring flaking on chin, could it be due to overexfoliating with baking soda? it is also hyperpigmented and dark. is it dead skin cells?
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Flaking: Usually is due to dryness. Try a steroid cream and a moisturizing cream.
Answered 3/21/2013
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