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Do you have combination skin? If you have combination skin, your face is more likely to be oily on the T-zone (forehead, nose and chin) and dry on the cheeks and neck. A non-comedogenic moisturizer that contains a minimum SPF of 15 is all you need for daily use to keep your skin protected and looking its best. You might want to try applying less product on the T-zone and more on the areas of your face that tend to be dryer. Over the T-zone, consider using a toner to remove any excess oil after cleansing. Toners that contain exfoliating ingredients can help to speed-up the process of shedding dead skin cells and open up pores to reveal a healthier looking complexion. More tips on:   General Skin Care

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