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Is sweating bad for skin that has mild acne? i feel very anxious which limits the things i want to do. i want to do sports and play in the sun.
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No: Sweating is not bad for shin including with mild acne. Be sure to dry off when you can and enjoy being outside and know it will help your skin.
Answered 1/24/2015
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