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I've irritated my skin months ago due to over usage of acne products and now my skin is tremendously inflamed. how do i treat it to get my skin back to normal?
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Moisturizer: Use an acne-free moisturizer. Also can space the way you use the acne products
Answered 1/26/2015
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