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Approximately how much water should i drink to get rid of pimples?
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Unsure: Since acne is caused by bacteria, drinking plenty of water should have little effect. More importantly would be excellent skin care, cleansing, targeting the bacteria with quality products, regular exfoliation, and the like.
Answered 11/6/2014
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