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Front of my neck feels oily and sticky even hours after i shower could it be working in the yard today ? if so how do i treat it?
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Perspiration/dirt?: I don't think you should be surprised that after working outside dirt accumulated on your skin/neck and then it mixed with perspiration and became sticky. This could happen regardless of when you showered...showering can't prevent getting dirty in the future. Take another one....and enjoy your day. Excellent that you were working outside!
Answered 8/16/2017
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