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Old Jul 07, 2017, 10:20 PM
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Hey guys,

Thanks for the feedback. To those who said to go to a dermatologist: it won't make a difference. I've had acne all my life, and this isn't a new issue. I've also had infections in the past, but I've had them treated with antibiotics from the doctor. There isn't much more a dermatologist could do that hasn't already been done - not to mention that there isn't actually one in my town. I know they can help some people, but I come from a family of people with sensitive skin and allergies. Its under control, for the most part, except for when I use something with too many synthetic products or when I use a product with something I have an actual allergy to, such as kiwi extract, strawberry extract, etc.

The sunlight idea is a good one - the sun kills infections and it's good for scalp and acne. I know before antibiotics were readily available people with more severe infections were told to stay in the sun to kill off the bacteria. I'm a little wary of too much sunlight, though - I live in a state with the highest rate of skin cancer, so I don't want to do that too often! :P

I have heard the cider vinegar is good for the hair, but I'm unsure how it would go for the skin, being sensitive and all...trial and error, eh?
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