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Did you know that benzoyl peroxide is a mild acne solution?
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Did Benzoyl Peroxide Helped Your Mild Acne?
Posted: 04-16-07 10:23am
Benzoyl peroxide is a remedy that can help in acne. it was proven that benzoyl peroxide, in a 2.5 - 10% concentration, may be a good treatment for mild form of acne. personally, i can confirm this as i used different products based on benzoyl peroxide and tested its anti-bacterial effects.
did anyone else tried to solve his acne problems using benzoyl peroxide products and what effects did you got?
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