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>>10184793
LETS SEE YOUR FITS OP

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>>10105154
C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S

I remember you talking about the state of your skin a couple of months ago. Great that it has improved. So happy for you. (:

>>10105203
Good tip. Will probably be added.

>>10105209
>>10105266
Please see:
http://pastebin.com/MufDiSfy

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>>9528815
>my skin actually seems to gradually get better instead of just maintaining at a "sort of ok" level.

CONGRATULATIONS

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>>9419767
I'm so happy for you. <3

>>9419910
Applying an fairly powerful oxidizer to broken skin is generally a no-no, as it hurts the sensitive exposed tissues. It is very likely to slow wound healing, and possibly aggravate scarring. Instead, clean with some kind of anti-bacterial solution (without alcohol) and put on some minor wound tape/cotton plaster/hydrocolloid plaster (if anything at all).

>>9419941
There are good methods commonly used by dermatologists. I've described revised versions of them here:

>>/fa/thread/S9336061#p9336197

>>/fa/thread/S9336061#p9336212

>>9419958
pretty much. more scientifically correct than most other places, luckily.

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