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Is washing your face after being exposed to gadgets (especially at night time) contribute to poor eyesight??
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No: Normal daily face-washing does not affect one's eyesight. Changes in eyesight will continue to happen, if they are destined to happen... regardless of whether or not a person washes her face a couple of times a day.
Answered 12/10/2015
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