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I have milia under my eyes, i have oily skin and i live in a very humid and sunny place, should i use sunblock cream or not? if i should, what type?
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Always: You should always wear some type of sunblock daily SPF 15 or greater. For the face, I recommend something relatively sheer that will not cause clogging of the pores or increase the oil on your skin.
Answered 11/28/2017
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