Oily Skin May Increase Dermal Exposure to Air Pollutants
Oily skin may increase dermal exposure to air pollutants, EMJ reports — reframing sebum as a potential uptake pathway rather than a purely cosmetic concern.
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Oily skin may increase dermal exposure to air pollutants, EMJ reports — reframing sebum as a potential uptake pathway rather than a purely cosmetic concern.
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