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Lisa Jones
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I struggle with acne and tend to be oily in the T-zone yet other areas of my face are extremely dry. How could I be oily and dry at the same time?

This is actually very common. In an effort to treat the acne, people will often select products that are "drying" to address there "oily condition." However, many so called "oily conditions" are not oily at all. They are dry.

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