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What is best for oily acne prone skin
What is best for oily acne prone skin?mosituriser or lotion or serum at night's to keep the face hydrating and lightening
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Oily n acne pron skin is a vital problem of youngster these day.homoeopathic medicine will help you surely.as per ur requirement for better cream o lotion, application of homoeopathic cream "Aquisoft " will surely help u for betterment of skin n acne.apply this 3-4 times a day.but with it medicines are essential for permanent cure.Send picture n u can call me through practo.
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wash face 3-4 times with plain water.
apply face pack of multani mitti, it reduces oil from skin.
drink lots of plain water.
have juicy fruits on daily basis.
reduce fatty, oily and junk foods.
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Hi dear internal homoeopathic medicines will give you best results naturally
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
Medicines will reach you via courier services
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Apply alovera gel in night
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Also apply Kanti lep with gulab jal in day
Take neem ghan vati and kaishor guggule
Best result for acne
Consult me before take
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