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Can makeup cause acne? my daughter has mild to moderate acne but she loves wearing makeup (it is non-comedogenic)? any particular brand suggestions?
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Makeup : Certain makeup may aggravate acne. Mineral based makeup as found in jane iredale or others may prove helpful. See a dermatologist for a good treatment regimen.
Answered 10/30/2013
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