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krissy Posted - 02/07/2008 : 21:51:04
Hey,

I have been useing the V-C treatment and also the baking soda and castor oil on my nose where I have the tiny pearly bump-know I have about three tiny blisters on my nose-is this normal?

Good news is my tiny white bump is shrinking. Thank God!

But could someone please tell me if the blisters are normal with the baking soda treament-THX
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krissy Posted - 02/09/2008 : 12:38:56
Ok, I guess I will answer my own question. My blisters healed. I figured out that I was getting too much of the baking soda/castor oil mixture on the healthy skin too. So @ night when I put it on the bump I just dab it on now. Viola no more blisters.

But the bump is shrinking!

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