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Adapted from: Skin Surface pH and Topical Emollient: Fact or Artifact? Miranda A. Farage, William Hood, Mauricio Odio, Enzo Berardesca and Howard Maibach. J J of Experimental Dermatology and Research 2015;1:19.

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