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>>9453209
Generally, yes. It depends on concentration, mainly. That specific formulation appears to work very well for many people with sensitive skin, judging by the interviews. Bear in mind that that specific cleanser was not tested for irritant rating in the study I mentioned above.

>>9453247
>cleanse at most once a day or even every other day.
Cleaning needs vary across individuals.

>You can rinse with clean water if you have too.
Water does not effectively remove dirt, fats, excess (possibly pathogenic) bacteria, and excess skin in uppermost layers - compared to various kinds of detergents.

>I just use hand sanitizer and clean out any spots you pop.
Broken skin should not be exposed to alcohol. Use chlorhexidine or some other mild general antibacterial cream/fluid.

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