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Old 02-13-2014, 11:36 PM #1
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Default BioFreeze side effect
I am getting very dry skin on my toes and tops of my feet where I spray biofreeze and use a fan all the time on it. I have avoided using any lotions and moisturizers afraid it would irritate my feet. You know, skin absorbs everything and lotions have perfumes and my feet are really getting dry.

Do you all use lotions on your feet without problems?? Trying to figure out what to use.
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