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Should we lotion our breast daily ?
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Up to you: I'm thinking you mean a skin moisturizer. If the skin is dry from winter's drying heating I expect there's no difference from how you'd treat your face or hands, etc. Use a respected brand and read ingredients to avoid bad ones for you (allergy?). Moderation is always a good thing in my opinion. Best!
Answered 5/28/2016
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