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(@brandyhunteriectskin-com)
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When ever I workout I always have a bottle of hypochloris acid in my gym bag to spray on my face to help kill any bacteria that may cause a break out. I tend to sweat a lot so I will be rubbing the sweat off my forehead and I don't want any germs from the weights I'm using to then be on my face. This has really helped me. 



   
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(@brandyhunteriectskin-com)
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@laurenjohnsoniectskin-com I too suffer with this problem, sometimes I'll use anti chafing power or a balm to help!



   
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(@brandyhunteriectskin-com)
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@mikaylaalleniectskin-com it really is a good way to get all of the toxins out I love going and sweating in the sauna afterwards to really amp up the sweat



   
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(@antoniawillisiectskin-com)
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I noticed when I would go to the gym and I would take my time to go home and wash my face I would have a sort of gray cast and it would kinda gritty.  I definitely stopped doing that because the oil and salt mix was not all that great.



   
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(@antoniawillisiectskin-com)
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@brandyhunteriectskin-com I never thought about taking a small antibacterial spray with me to keep that production down while I am working out. I might have to try that.



   
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(@antoniawillisiectskin-com)
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@abigailcochraneiectskin-com I definitely turn red more than the glow, sometimes I actually feel like I am more gritty when I leave the gym.



   
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