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Hydroquinone for Dark Circles? (photo)

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SK09Aug 28, 2013

Hydroquinone(4%) will cure the dark circles? If so, please suggest a brand and the usage. I look tired coz of my dark circles :( and I want to get rid of it ... Plzzz somebody help

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