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Our family have always stuck with using Honey, for area as with really bdad skin. Honey is so natural and sweet, for us this has worked wonders. Highly recommend giving it a try. If not pure honey, there are more and more skin care products with honey in it. Thank you wonderful bees 🍯
I would’ve thought it would leave you feeling sticky?
Well yes, but it's the sorta thing you would apply onto your skin when at home, leave it on for a couple of hours, then wash off again.