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Should i use moisturizer on the t-zone even though i have a combination skin ? i have heard that oily skin do not require moisturizer at all .
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Oily T-zone skin: Moisturizers are not needed for oily skin. They will make skin more oily and prone to breakouts by blocking pores.
Answered 1/5/2019
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