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White flakes after bathing but no itch..if i apply oil it will be disappear..again i wash that places ..then again white flakes in my skin..is there a?
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Dry skin: Perhaps it's dry skin so try a lotion with urea in it and use it daily after bathing
Answered 2/23/2016
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