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Are there habits that make acne more likely?
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Bad habits for acne: A habitual diet high in carbs and dairy can affect acne, and make it worse. Picking acne certainly makes scarring more likely. Using lots of make-up can make acne worse as well.
Answered 2/8/2017
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