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I have sensitive, oily, acne prone skin. i also have redness on my face. i want to know how i can prevent or get rid of the redness. ?
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Acne: Redness is inflammation which can be difficult to manage . A dermatologist visit is what I would recommend.
Answered 11/28/2017
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