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Can certain makeup products exacerbate combination skin symptoms, and how can you avoid this?

Yes, certain makeup products can exacerbate combination skin symptoms, such as excess oil production, dryness, and irritation. Here are some tips for avoiding these issues:

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How many times a week should you wash your hair?

How often you should wash your hair depends on several factors, such as your hair type, texture, and lifestyle.

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Can bad skin bacteria be transferred from person to person?

The skin is home to a complex ecosystem of bacteria, including both good and bad bacteria.

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Can oily skin age differently than other skin types, and if so, how?

Yes, oily skin can age differently than other skin types, and there are several factors that contribute to this.

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Can my diet affect my acne-prone skin during the summer months?

Yes, your diet can affect your acne-prone skin during the summer months. In particular, certain foods can trigger acne breakouts or make existing acne worse.

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How can I adjust my skincare routine and diet as the weather gets hotter and more humid during the summer to prevent sensitivity and irritation?

To prevent sensitivity and irritation in hot and humid weather, there are several adjustments you can make to your skincare routine and diet:

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Are chemical peels safe?

To minimize the risks and potential side effects of a chemical peel, it's important to choose a reputable provider and follow their aftercare instructions carefully.

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What is the best skincare routine for combination skin?

Here is a suggested natural skincare routine for combination skin using the Freshmade Skin and Personal Care brand's Ubtan product

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What are the best skincare products for acne?

When it comes to treating acne, using natural and chemical-free skincare products can be beneficial as these can help reduce irritation and inflammation.

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What causes dark circles under the eyes?

One common cause of dark circles is genetics. Some people have thinner or more translucent skin under the eyes, which can make blood vessels appear more visible, leading to a bluish or purple hue.

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