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Be Wise to the Acne Forums
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As a long time acne sufferer in my youth, I often felt the need for relevant information and advice regarding acne. However, those were the days before the advent of the internet, and more often than not, I found myself poring over health magazines, leaflets of new anti acne medicine and discussions with friends. While browsing through various websites however, I chanced upon a link that led to an online acne forum. Now this is a revolutionary development that I sorely wish I had in those days! An acne forum of any sort, even if only offline, would have helped me deal with not just the physical symptoms of acne, but also with the fear and embarrassment that acne brought on. So, I delved intothe acne forum with relish to see what developments had taken place in the acne field.
- Added on: Mar 11th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: chocolate
- Listed in: Women's Health Men's Health
- Tags: acne skin forums care wise
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