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I have a lot of bumpy acne on my forehead . i've planned to start using a benozyl oxide . i have increased my water intake a lot. is that right?
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B.P. good option: Benzoyl peroxide helps dry oily skin and kill bacteria, so is commonly used on "problem areas" of facial skin--forehead being one of them. The hydration factor is less solid, but will not hurt.
Answered 4/5/2013
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