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On my lower but cheek, near the vagina, i have soft spots, like little circles of Very soft skin that is almost sunk in- its not noticable, but i can feel it.
It doesnt hurt at all... is this ok ???
also what is a way to Clear KP ( Keritosis pilaris )
Without using over the counter drugs.
It doesnt hurt at all... is this ok ???
also what is a way to Clear KP ( Keritosis pilaris )
Without using over the counter drugs.
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