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a possible tip
Sep 22nd, 2009 at 6:47am  
something that might help a little.

For all of you taking a shower(hot or cold doesn't matter)for the heavy shadows,when you have finished it within the next 5 minutes spread a hydration
cream in the side of your ch(face,neck,shoulder).
Anything you have.An after shave hydration cream or whatever relative.
It might be my idea cause after a shower i ve noticed
a cool off period of 5 minutes that shadows are gone but after that they come back.
So this might help you sometimes.

thought to share it Roll Eyes
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