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amorac

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Joined: 01 Nov 2005
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Dry Skin Posted: 11-01-05 16:13pm


Since I was a little kid in the winter time my skin would get so dry after taking showers, then when I was about 13-15 it stopped. Not to long ago it just came back, but this time just on my legs, nipples and balls. Then it went away in 3 months, and now there is a pea sized lump on the skin of my left ball. Should I worry about this, i'm a little embarressed.

Peter Liebter

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Joined: 04 Nov 2005
Posts: 9
Location: UK

Posted: 11-04-05 08:33am


Just perfect moisturizer is balm 911. I use it as sun protection. My skin's got much better. Perhaps, you'll try, won't you?

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