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Skin care: To scrub or not to scrub
Exfoliating is great: It removes dead skin cells, stimulatingthe production of fresh, new ones - ultimately leading to clearer skin andfewer lines and wrinkles. Debra Jaliman, M.D., a dermatologist in privatepractice in New York City, warned that one should never exfoliate on a dailybasis. Facial skin is simply too delicate for that kind of
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