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Vitamin B5 For Acne! Posted: 01-01-07 23:41pm


Happy new year!!! Ok for 5 weeks now i’ve been using a new acne clearing regime with unbelievable results. I've had bad acne for 11 years, but not any more thanks to the below routine. Morning: cleanse with cetaphil moisturise with dermalogica 1 glass of skinb5 lunch: 1 glass of skinb5 night: cleanse with cetaphil moisturise with dermalogica 1 glass of skinb5 follow these instructions carefully and I can guarantee your acne will clear in weeks.

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