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Is it ok to use products containing oils after a course of roaccutane?

August 15, 2016
Asked By:andihopethisworks in United Kingdom, GB

I took 30mg of roaccutane for 7 months over 2 years ago, and had fantastic results, I have hardly had a blemish since. I am using an oil-free moisturiser and oil-free face wash, but my skin is becoming increasingly drier. Is it ok to now use products containing oils? I do not want my acne to return! Many thanks

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