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kele
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| I guess it is time for me to deal with my vitiligo. Although I am used to it and even the strange looks I receive are not bothering me anymore, I guess I will have to try and cover it, I am looking for a good job. And I just don’t want to lose it because of skin discoloration. So, what creams are most effective when it comes to vitiligo? |
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jacquette593
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| Posted: 12/28/07 - 20:25 Post subject: |
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| I know what you mean. I guess that, even though the human civilization has progressed so far, there are still some elements of it that I simply cannot understand. And who knows for how long they will last. So, the creams – perhaps you should give it a try with anti vitiligo product, I think they say they have 47% of effectiveness. Well, this was a medical (herbal) product, not a cream. But if that does not work, try anything with dihydroxyacetone. |
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