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JustinF

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Q: Body wash/skin cleanser with salicylic acid?

I have started to have serious body acne since I came to China but I can't read enough Chinese to be able to buy the specific products. What brand or type of body wash can I buy to take care of this? Maybe one that has salicylic acid in it?

13 years 24 weeks ago in Health & Safety - China

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Amonk

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Find your local Korean import shop and pick up some bars of Dove moisturizing soap. Try not to confuse it with the Dove chocolate they sell all over; rubbing that on my face just made me feel like ladies' eye candy.

GuilinRaf:

My results were not the same. Ladies ran away screaming but the ants could not get enough of me.....

13 years 23 weeks ago

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debbie.luo

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That's a tough one... If I use anything face wash that has salicylic acid in it, I get a lot of pimples. Maybe try going to the dermatologist and see if they can prescribe you anything? Ask a Chinese friend to come with you in case you're not sure what to say to the doctor.

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JustinF

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Thank you

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