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Can I apply kojic acid dipalmitate cream over the sal+ glycolic peel burned area on the face?

sangyDec 19, 2016
I got my forehead burned by sal + glycolic peel . Itz kind a reddish discoloration of that area. Can i apply topical kojic acid dipalmitate cream over there?

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