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Kill a zit the right way.(beauty NEWS: The hot trends, tips, and stuff you've gotta try this month)(Brief article)
Derms say it's a big no-no, but if you gotta pop a pimple, do like so: (a) Wait until the pus (the white stuff) reaches the tip (b) Press on a warm towel to soften skin. (c) Use clean ...
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