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Your skin care routine doesn’t need to be overly involved — or expensive
First-degree burns can benefit from cool water, moisturizer and nonstick bandages, but worse burns require medical intervention
Start with a gentle cleanser, opt for lukewarm water and carefully pat your face dry
Using precautions like bandages and lubricants can help you run away from this uncomfortable condition
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Laser hair removal, laser surgery, excision and steroid injections are all potential treatment options
Use products that reduce inflammation without causing irritation and avoid fragrances, dyes and exfoliators
Nutrition plays an important role in managing this chronic inflammatory skin disease
These oats can help soothe dry skin and mild rashes and may help improve your skin’s microbiome
Botox isn’t your best choice during pregnancy — try topical vitamin C and moisturizers in the meantime
Aloe vera, warm compresses and diet adjustments can help alleviate symptoms
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