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How can i get brighter shiny skin?
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Skin: Get rid of dead skin by exfoliating. Also get on a good hair skin and nails vitamin.
Answered 7/26/2020
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Several ways: You can use an exfoliating wash and loofah. Also moisturizing with a lotion that contains alpha-hydroxy. Many patients forget to treat their body as gentle as the face. For the face, using products that even out the skin tone such as nivea or oil of olay. Also drinking more water, eating right and even taking omega3 fa supplemnts.
Answered 3/10/2013
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