Could Hormones Be Causing Your Symptoms?

They drive a lot of the body's processes and take the blame for everything from mood swings to acne. How much do you really know about your hormones?

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Skin Care Advice For Your Oily T-Zone

Your T-zone consists of your forehead, nose, and chin.

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