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DERMAdoctor Wrinkle Revenge Antioxidant Enhanced Glycolic Acid Facial Cleanser by DERMAdoctor for Women - 6 oz Cleanser Size:6 oz geranium & rosemary Provides balancing 88498
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DERMAdoctor Wrinkle Revenge Antioxidant Enhanced Glycolic Acid Facial Cleanser by DERMAdoctor for Women 6 oz Cleanser Size:6 oz geranium & rosemary Provides balancing 88498 geranium & rosemary Provides balancing & revitalizing benefits Unveils a clearer oil free & exfoliating facial moisturizer Formulated with Glycolic Acid to clarify skin & reduce blemishes Contains Horse Chestnut Extract to soothe rashes & sensitivity Infused with Calendula for calming & relieving effects Prevents & heals existing breakouts Wrinkle Revenge facial cleanser rescues your skin from the ravages of daily life that can prematurely deprive it of a youthful Works synergistically with your daily rejuvenation regimen
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