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Should you make your own hand sanitizer? We’ve mentioned on the podcast before that many fragrances, natural plant extracts and certain preservatives can be irritating to the skin. I would recommend looking for a moisturizer without fragrance or plant extracts, and one without too many actives that can cause the skin to react.
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