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Tea mixed with milk, is it bad for skin health and does it cause acne or dull skin if yu drink two cups a day?
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No: I can not think of any reason that tea with or without milk can cause acne problems. Acne is usually the result of hormonal changes, especially during adolescence, but even into adulthood.
Answered 9/5/2013
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