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Zap that zit--fast!(Beauty News: The hot trends, tips, and stuff you've gotta try this month)(how to treat acne)(Brief article)
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Dealing with honking pimple? to banish that pesky trouble spot (1) Press a chilled chamomile tea bag against the zit to reduce redness. (2) Crush an aspirin and blend with water for a paste that ...
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