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Dark patch on forehead

2015-09-15 05:52:12
I hv a dark patch on my forehead due to continuous rubbing sweat from for forehead What to do I hv tried other facials and masks but it is still there Can it be removed or is it hereditary
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Hi, black patch over your forehead due to constant rubbing with handkerchief is very common issue and has very easy solution. Please try to apply sunscreen lotion every day and instead of rubbing try padding to clean sweat. Please contact Total Health Care for further assistance. Please feel free to call us.

Answered2015-09-15 13:00:44

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