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Dry skin + dandruff - how can I return my skin to normal? Posted: 11-04-07 16:18pm


Ok well i couple months back i use to excessively rub ice on my face and do it almost all the time well my skin dry'd out and i ended up having dry skin and then on top of that dandruff formed on my face sort of an eczema which i did end up cureing but the medicine ended up thinning out my skin. my question is if my skin will ever go back to normal since i never had dry skin i just dried it out and plus im only 17 turning 18 on nov 11th

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