7 Ways to End Violence Against Women

 

Violence against women and girls is one of the most widespread violations of human rights. It further intensified during the Covid19 with  increasingly alarming rate of sexual violence during the lockdown and curfews.  It was further tagged as the "Shadow Pandemic" ravaging the world amidst the Covid 19 health crises by United Nations Women Executive Director 

Global estimates published by WHO indicate that about 1 in 3 (35%) of women worldwide have experienced either physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence in their lifetime.  Yet to date, only two out of three countries have outlawed domestic violence, while 37 countries worldwide still exempt rape perpetrators from prosecution if they are married to or eventually marry the victim. Furthermore, 49 countries currently have no laws protecting women from domestic violence.

This year marks the 25th Anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, the most visionary agenda for advancing women’s rights everywhere, of which Nigeria is a signatory. The COVID-19 pandemic has dampened what should have been a year of reflection on the progress made and strategising on concrete actions to address urgent issues such as gender-based violence. 

Here are just 5 ways we all  can make a difference, safely and impactfully in ending Gender Based Violence.

1. Start Conversations to end the Silence Culture

Violence against women and girls is a human rights violation that’s been perpetuated for decades. It’s pervasive, but it’s not inevitable, unless we stay silent. Igniting the fire is a step in awareness.

Read: Biography of Actress Kehinde Bankole

2. Always take a Stand against rape culture

Rape culture is the social environment that allows sexual violence to be normalized and justified, fueled by the persistent gender inequalities and attitudes about gender and sexuality. Naming it is the first step to dismantling rape culture.

Every day we have the opportunity to examine our behaviours and beliefs for biases that permit rape culture to continue. Examining our various definition of masculinity and femininity, and how our own biases and stereotypes influences our decision. Collectively, we can all take action to stand against rape culture.

3. Listening to and believing survivors

When women share  their story of violence, they take the first step to breaking the cycle of abuse. It’s on all of us to give the safe space for women's  needs to speak up and be heard. It’s important to remember that when discussing cases of sexual violence, a victim’s sobriety, clothes, and sexuality are irrelevant.The perpetrator is the sole reason for assault and must bear the responsibility alone. Calling out victim-blaming and countering the idea that it’s on women to avoid situations that might be seen as “dangerous” by traditional standards.

Survivors of violence are speaking out more than ever before, and everyone has a role to play to ensure they can have justice.

4)  Understanding consent

Freely given, enthusiastic consent is mandatory, every time. Teaching people that rather than listening for a “no,” make sure there is an active “yes,” from all involved. Adopting enthusiastic consent in our various life and talking about it.

Phrases like “she was asking for it” or “boys will be boys” attempt to blur the lines around sexual consent, placing blame on victims, and excusing perpetrators from the crimes they have committed.

5. Shame Perpetrators

Women most times suffers from victim blaming, society shaming and talking point after experiencing violence. In our society today, we talk about how many women were raped like statistics not how many men rape women. We talk about how women can protect themselves from rape not how men should stop raping women.We call men who rape or harm women DOGS but dogs don't harm/rape. We must ensure that perpetrators of violence against women are shamed and ridiculed collectively while justice is duly served to the victim.

Conclusion

Conclusively, the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic threaten any progress that has been made in tackling gender-based violence. Nigeria must ensure that its recovery from the pandemic promotes a more gender inclusive society, where women and girls’ rights are protected and their opportunities promoted, so that the progress made in the last 25 years was not in vain. Ending violence against women is everyone’s business and you have a role to play.

Awards are Rewards, But May not be a True Reflection of Success - Peter Trailblazer

In this interview, Phenomenal comedian, Skit maker and winner, Golden Pasta Drama Competition, Peter Trailblazer tells our team his content creation process and how Awards are rewards but not a true definition of success...

NNI: Can we meet you? 

Guest: My name is Peter Adeleke popularly known as Peter Trailblazer. I am a phenomenal comedian and skit maker from Ibadan, Oyo state, born 23rd January, 1996. I'm a graduate of Microbiology from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. I grew up in Lagos with interest for comic acting and I decided to explore my talent with skit making. I grew from being a shy boy into an expressive and expansive skit maker. I won the second edition of the Golden Penny Pasta Drama Competition held in Lagos in 2007.

NNI: What birthed your brand name, Trailblazer and the Corporate Mad man identity?

 

Guest: I got the name Trailblazer by divine inspiration while on campus. Trailblazer is my signature and it typifies the phenomenal expression of my brand. I realized that comic actors come out in different form. That was why I decided to use a corporate outfit to create humour. You know once you wear a suit, you are regarded as a white collar person that is responsible. Notwithstanding, I use my corporate outfit to do crazy things so as to bring curiosity to the audience and also create sarcasm. It's just like an average Nigerian believes in packaging to be who they are really not.

NNI: How did your journey into content creation and comedy begin?

Guest: My journey into content creation began in 2015 at Obafemi Awolowo University during which I began a funny Life Partner series which went viral on campus. I just wanted to create organic and spontaneous videos in shorter versions to bring life's perspective into visual reality and to pass across salient message. All I wanted was to "edutain" people and I became better as I kept doing it. It was a bold step and now I am glad things are turning out well.

NNI: As a man of many creative hats, have you ever experienced content blocks? What was your experience?

Guest: Content creation requires you to think and make critical evaluations, not because you are not good but because you have to brainstorm on the best way to project the idea to the people. It's a norm for every content creator to experience content blocks.  Most times when I experience content blocks, I take a pause, think and discuss with my team on the best way to carry out the production to bring maximum result. Sometimes, I leave the project for some days, and when I get back to it, insight will surely come. 

NNI: What is your content creation process like? How do you arrive at the amazing content you dish your audience?

Guest: The process of content creation is fun for me. I always want my skit to inspire people and make them merry. So I combine the element of humor and theatrics to enlighten people and bring relaxation to them. I create content based on trends, inspiration, situation and relatability. I have a team of creative minds that work with me. Though I generally script, direct and edit all my skits myself but I could not have come this far without the support and input of my team. They worked hard to make many of my skits happen. They always had good suggestions and kept encouraging me to go on. I believe that actors must develop relationships within the network so as to provide more opportunities to advance their career. 

NNI:  What do you think of awards and achievements? How do they measure progress for you?

Guest: I won the second edition of the Golden Penny Pasta drama competition held in Lagos. So I can say that awards are ways of rewarding people who have done well. You are recognizing them for the good works they are doing.  Awards also motivate people to do more. However, some awards may not be a true reflection of success because it could be closely competitive and sometimes you only get to nominate the people you know. Some even go a long way to pay for an award. The most important metrics for progress is growth and result. The fact that one doesn't get an award does not mean one is not good. Just keep improving and doing your best. You will definitely be recognized with time.

NNI: As a creative and influencer, how best do you think celebrity status should be managed?

Guest: As a celebrity, a lot of people will actually look up to you. So be real. Be true to yourself. A whole lot of celebrities are living fake life. Just be yourself. Nobody is perfect. Keep improving on your character. More importantly, as a celebrity, why you try to bask in the glory of fame and fan love, you should always be humble. Humility will take you far. 

NNI: Many people complain that entertainment content in recent times has reduced in didactic quality. Do you think it's a matter of the creator's style?

Guest: Creators have a huge role to play in the kind of content to produce. However, the society, the trend, and the market have greater roles in influencing the creator's style. Content creators have now realized the kind of contents that the fans want. So creators are now being intentional about it. Hence the quality we see today.

NNI: What spectacular change do you wish to see in the entertainment and creative industry in the future?

Guest: There have been rapid growths in entertainment over the years. However, I will love to see more creatives using the platform of entertainment to address issues about the Nigerian economy. I will also love to see creatives support each other rather than see themselves as competition.

NNI: What advice will you give creatives interested in building a career in entertainment?

Guest: Persevere. The beginning will never be easy. I did a video on my YouTube channel titled, "why upcoming artist won't blow" where I talked about important things upcoming artist should know. As an upcoming artist, know your audience, focus more on your content, be creative, be consistent, persevere (because the beginning will never be easy), stay humble and don't give up.

June 12 and Our Stand for Hope by Wole Zangani

Yes, it's another June 12 on this side of the Atlantic and it's the case that some twenty four years ago, that evergreen expression of William Gladstone "the most inexpressible calamity" found a home for itself in our history in the guise of 'annulment'.

One cannot help but echo the words of the Bard of Stratford-upon-avon when he said "All the world is a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and entrances and one man in his time plays many parts" ( As you like it). Those words are true for Moshood Kashimawo Olawale and they are true for us.

For some, today is a day for benedictions, for others it's the longest 24 hours clinically set aside for maledictions, lamentations, name calling and all sort of partial truths.

But for me and I hope for you too, today is a celebration of a chaotic synthesis; the matrimony of good and evil, for there's a truth in the saying ' there's a bit of good in evil and evil in good'

At times, I wonder how the judicial officers, military men, politicians, businessmen and the Gbadamosi's of Lapai (characters in the annulment drama) feel on a day like this. A day that arguably heralded the Abacha years of despotism and swiss accounts leadership!

I recall watching a journalist interview IBB on how he felt about the annulment episode and its incidentals and the man answered with astonishing temerity" I have told Nigerians to stop killing themselves. They should come and kill me....."(paraphrase)
Honestly, I felt like "awwwn, Dear General, relocate from that your hilltop mansion, release your bodyguards  on vacation and i might just take you up on your offer, you know".

But to be fair, I'm not sure IBB even understood the intrinsic meaning and calculated impact of annulment on the Nigerian polity, he was just like that proverbial sheep!

Speaking of proverbial sheep, when MKO was touring the world to amass political sympathy for his ' Hope Mandate', it's on record that he once likened IBB to the proverbial sheep in Yoruba oral tradition , that tasted salt and won't stop licking till it drops dead! Salt is sweet but it can also kill. Yoruba people sha!  IBB the licker!
He capriciously licked the toil of Abiola, Tofa and Nigerians in general. Or how do we explaining such an arbitrary cancelation? After the presidential hopeful spent cash and kind, engaged in intellectual disputations that have never been matched in our current political dispensation; for once, muslim-muslim ticket did not hold the electorates back! The national pledge for that period was ' hope and nothing else'. Some I we submitted that Nigerians have never been that united! What a waste.
After all has been said, the man MKO spent 48 months of his life in incarceration simply because he won't take the easy way out AKA 'renouncing his mandate, the mandate of the majority' and he crowned it all with the highest price a man can pay- his life! This is not hero worship, it's summarizing the life of a maverick just before the curtain of his life was drawn.

But 24 years after, Gbadamosi is still chilling in Niger State but I believe, just like MKO predicted, that he died long ago from  owing to the terminal 'seat-tight syndrome' and betrayal of public trust. Let's just say IBB is chilling in death alive! I digress a lot.

But let me concern myself with the achievements of the man MKO and what I think the youths should learn from that maverick!

Let's start with a snippet of what Wikipedia has on Moshood Abiola. "He was twice voted international businessman of the year and received numerous honorary doctorates from universities all over the world. In 1987 he was bestowed with the golden key to the city of Washington, D.C., and he was bestowed with awards from the NAACP and the King center in the USA, as well as the International Committee on Education for Teaching in Paris, amongst many others. In Nigeria, Abiola was made the Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, the highest chieftaincy title available among the Yoruba, and has only been conferred by the tribe 14 times in its history. This in effect rendered Abiola the ceremonial War Viceroy of all of his tribespeople"

If our train of thought are headed towards the same direction, you will observe that much emphasis was placed on MKO's industry; or his 'business acumen' in contemporary usage. The contributor went further to highlight the 'connect between effort and reward as shown in the numerous recognition he got for his philanthropic gestures, social activism, stance against injustice among other things.

That been said, the youths of today should come to terms with the controversial 'Golden Rule' "he that owns the gold makes the rule"; and 'mining gold' is one of the craziest endeavor a man can embark upon but it's worth every step of the journey since it involves stretching your mind to the limit, discovering, questioning the status quo and unlearning harmful stereotypes (I suggest you see 'Gold' starring Matthew McConaughey).

One thing Wikipedia probably forgot to add is the truth that the maverick was an agricultural enthusiast; in spite of his qualifications in accountancy and the white collar phenomenon. That brings me to the issue of agriculture and the Nigerian youth; Tosin was here today and she said if an hypothetical mango gets plucked in Israel this morning, there's an high tendency Jack is sipping it with his wife Jacqueline in New York the next noon! Truly, 'it's not the big that eat the small, it's the fast that eat the slow' (that's a book- read it if you can)
The youths of nowadays need to appreciate speed! MKO did!

The life and times of MKO exemplified the awareness that JFK projected in his inaugural when he said " to those peoples in the huts and villages across the globe, struggling to break the bonds of mass misery......not because communists may be doing it, not because we seek their votes but because it's right. If a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich"

Kennedy went on to say 'For man holds in his mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life' but that's a matter for another day.

In the interim, I sincerely hope the youth celebrating Democracy today in remembrance of MKO understand that democracy fueled by dissent, youthful industry, education, maximized energy and hope! among other things!

May the words to come leave a lasting impression on you

"Because of this man, there is both cause for hope and certainty that the agony and protests of those who suffer injustice shall give way to peace and human dignity. The children of the world shall know the great work of this extraordinary leader and his fervent mission to right wrong, to do justice, and to serve mankind. The enemies which imperil the future of generations to come: poverty, ignorance, disease, hunger, and racism have each seen effects of the valiant work of Chief Abiola. Through him and others like him, never again will freedom rest in the domain of the few. We, the members of the Congressional Black Caucus salute him this day as a hero in the global pursuit to preserve the history and the legacy of the African diaspora"

Easy and Quick steps to Checking your Jamb Admission Status on JAMB CAP 2025

This article is a complete step by step guides on how Students can login to Jamb Caps and check their admission status on the JAMB's admission portal - Jamb Efacility Login.

This Article answers all your questions on how to check your admission status through the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board's Central Admission Processing System, known as JAMB CAPS. To aide Students' learning, each step is added with a diagram illustration and a video manual.

What is Jamb CAPS?

These are the two meaning of JAMB Caps:

• JAMB CAPS is an abbreviation for the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB’s) Central Admission Processing System (CAPS).
• It a a specially designed electronic portal that helps students monitor their University and Tertiary Institution admission processes.

When can I check my Admission on Jamb Caps?

• You can only begin to check your admission on Jamb Caps after you have written UTME exam and done with your School's Admission screening.

After the completion of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME), which is hosted by JAMB every year, the Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) is activated to enable candidates monitor their admission statuses. Upon accessing the portal, candidates can easily know when they have been offered admission. 

On the other hand, it is not enough to know that a portal like the JAMB CAPs exist - it is much more important to know how to access the CAPS portal and successfully check your admission status. As such, this article answers the major question in your hearts - How do I check my JAMB CAPS? 

How to Check Admission Status on JAMB CAPS Portal 2023?

Admission has begin for 2023 session and the only authentic way to check your admission is through JAMB CAPS via their eFacility Students' login.

According to  JAMB's latest admission policy for 2023 admissions,  it mandated all schools to first recommend students for Admission to Jamb Board for admission and states that all Students must accept their admission on the Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) - for valid authentication of such Admission.

Depending on your school, as a Student, you need to accept your admission on CAPS before you see your name on the admission list by your school of choice when released.

For example, the Ekiti State University releases her admission first on Jamb Caps portal before releasing admission list on the University portal after uploading it on .

There are two methods to check your admission status in Nigeria; and both required you to have a valid Jamb Registration number, valid email and Phone number. 

Thse are the two methods you can use to check your admission on Jamb Portal:

1. JAMB Central Processing System (CAPS)
2. JAMB Admission Letter Printing

We shall be explaining both methods below.

What must I check my admission on Jamb Caps?

On why Caps is important, many undergraduate students have the problem of their admission not being processed by the CAPS. It could be due to the failure to upload O’level from the student or an error by the school.

Whatever challenge you have with the CAPS, you must ensure that you resolve the problem with your school admission office so that it won't stop you during NYSC mobilization.

Here are step-by-step guide on how to check your admission status using a registration number or SMS.

Requirements to Check JAMB Admission:

• Here are the four requirements to check your admission status on the JAMB CAPS;

1. JAMB registration number
2. Valid Email address
3. Mobile internet connection
4. Smartphone or Personal Computer (PC)

Here are the seven major steps to check your admission on Jamb CAPS:

1. Visit the JAMB CAPS Portal - efacility.jamb.gov.ng/
2. Login to the Portal with your valid email and password
3. Click on “Check Admission Status" icon
4. Click on "Access  my CAPS" 
5. Click on “Check Admission Status”
6. Accept or Reject Admission
7. Print your Admission Letter.

Here are the detailed explanation to all the seven steps on how to check Admission on Jamb Caps:

These are the Seven basic steps to check your admission on Jamb Caps as listed below:

Step 1. Visit the JAMB CAPS Portal - efacility.jamb.gov.ng/; Some Schools have already started uploading their Admission lists to the JAMB Portal. Candidates are therefore advised to closely monitor their admission status on JAMB CAPS so as to do the needful as soon as possible. At the same time, some other schools may not publish the list of admitted candidates on their own portal or notice board. If this is the case for you, the only way to know when you have been offered provisional admission is to check your admission status on JAMB CAPS. You simply need to click here to visit the portal or copy this link here and paste it in your browser - efacility.jamb.gov.ng/, as shown on the diagram below.

Photo: Front page of JAMB CAPS Login | Image credit: Jamb Portal

Step 2. Login to the Portal: As soon as the page loads on your browser, enter your registered email address and password to access your dashboard on the site. You will be lodged in and have access to your Jamb details.

Step 3. Click on “Check Admission Status”: It's beneath the features displayed on your screen [as shown in the diagram below] after you lodged in. you will find a menu bar, scroll through and click on the “Check Admission Status” button. The page will load and bring out the following two features:

• Check admission status
• Access CAPS

Photo: Jamb Caps dashboard features | Image credit: Jamb Portal

Step 4. Click on ‘Access my CAPS’: Now, you need to access your actual CAPS dashboard. The E-facility portal opens a new page from here when you click on “Access my CAPS”. It leads you to a new page where you can check your admission status and access your information on the Jamb as regard the progress of your Admission, as shown on the diagram below.

Photo: Jamb Caps Admission interface | Image credit: Jamb Portal

Step 5. Click on “Admission Status”: When you click on Admission Status, the portal loads to reflect your status. If you have been admitted, you will get a response with your Photo Image being displayed and a text Congratulating you on your admission offer. But if you are not offered any admission yet, you will get a text response with: "Sorry, No Admission has been Given Yet". Also, if your admission is in progress, the portal will come with message of "AIP", meaning that your School has considered you admission but it's still loading. When you see "AIP", keep checking the site because you will be given admission in few days as shown on the diagram below.

Photo: Jamb Caps profile of a Student offered admission by Jamb | Image credit: Jamb Portal

Step 6. Accept or Reject Admission : Once a candidate has been offered admission on the Jamb Caps, such Candidate is required to do either of these two functions:

• to accept the admission or
• to reject the admission.

If you have been duly offered admission, Congratulations! Now, you can proceed to either ACCEPT OR REJECT ADMISSION. At this point, please note that successfully admitted candidates are advised to ensure that they indicate the acceptance or rejection of admission online and timely to enable the processing of their admission by their respective School.

Candidates should also note that they are to be careful when on Jamb CAPS, so as not to mistakenly reject their admissions when they ought to accept.

Step 7. Print your Admission Letter: This is the last step on the Jamb CAPS. Your admission letter is the evidence of your admission and It is important to note that candidates who have been offered admission are to print their admission letter after accepting the admission, as they will likely need this during clearance and registration in their respective school.

If you have duly followed these steps, by now you must have confirmed your admission status. If your admission process was successful, congratulations. You can now proceed to read our Complete Guide, a Full List of Requirements for your School Registration.

Also, to further assist you in checking your Admission on Jamb Caps, watch the manual video guide below as designed by Daily News TV to help Students under the Jamb Portal.

As a student seeking admission in any School: AAUA, UI FUTA, OAU and other Schools in Nigeria, it's important that you get your admission via Jamb Caps first, as that will authentic your admission. 

How to reset my Jamb Caps Password:

If you forget your password, click on forget your password on the JAMB's Login on the login page and follow the prompt [See diagram in step 1], a new password will be sent to your registered email.

Now that we are done with online method, let us switch to another recommended method, it can be access by anyone with and anywhere because it doesn't require mobile internet. 

How to Check JAMB Admission Status Without Email Address: 

This is how to check your jamb admission status with SMS:

You can check your JAMB admission status without an email address using SMS on your phone. This process will cost you fifty naira (₦50).

Here are the five procedures to check admission status without email;

1. Open the SMS app on your phone
2. Type 55019 or 66019 as the SMS recipient
3. Enter Status + Exam year as your message. Example STATUS 2025
4. Click on the Send SMS button
5. MYou will receive your admission status via SMS.

But, It is advisable to check your admission status online on the JAMB CAPS.

Below are the three terms used by Jamb to notify Students their Admission processes;

1. Not Admitted
2. Admission in Process
3. Accept Admission

Below are the meanings of each term:

1: For "Not Admitted": It means that your school of choice is yet to consider you for admission. It could also mean that you are yet to upload your O’level result or there is error in your uploads, click on your "Check O'level result".

2: Admission in Progress: This means your School has recommended you for admission and sent it to JAMB for approval. Check the portal in two weeks time for the progress. Be informed that once you see "AIP", your School will surely give you admission.

3: Accept Admission: This means Jamb has finally concluded your admission Screening and has given you an admission. Hence, you are to click to either accept or reject the admission.

Aside checking admission on Jamb caps, some other things to do on the site include; Printing of Admission letter, Original Jamb Result, Change of Course/Institution, Correction of Name, among others.

Disclaimer: All contents on this Page are legit information from Jamb Admission Portal , CAPS, accessed via efacility.jamb.gov.ng/, it's an educational website and subjected to regular changes. Hence, Daily News Report will keep this page update to be in tandem with Jamb Portal. 

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Biography of Dr. Chinonso Egemba Fidelis (Aproko Doctor)

Dr. Chinonso Egemba Fidelis (Aproko Doctor) is a digital creator, medical doctor, health and lifestyle influencer and Behavioural change Advocate. With a mission to influencing a healthy Africa as a change maker, Aproko Doctor also serves as the Executive Director of the 100K Club

Aproko Doctor is happily married to his heartthrob,  

Dr. Chinonso Egemba (Aproko Doctor) is active on social media. You can connect with him via his official handles on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X. You can also follow his educative content via his official YouTube Channel here.

5 Reasons Why You Should Invest in Skin Care Products

 

As the name suggests, Skin care simply means the care of the skin. You can simply take care of your skin with any kind of skin products that comes your way but I'd advice that you take care of your skin with quality skin care products that will have  no effect on your skin or better still, you visit the dermatologist for effective skin care routine. The skin is the largest organ of the body that protect against light,heat and other factors that can cause infections or harm the body.  You should take care of your skin just as you'll take care of your and every other organ in your body as it is as important as other organs too. Everything that happens abnormally in the internal body showed through the skin hence, while taking care of your skin by using quality skin care products, you should take care of your cells too. Still not bothered why you should take care of your skin?  Read on and see 5 reasons you should invest in skin care products

1. It Boosts your self confidence

The use of quality skin care products boost your self confidence. When you look at yourself and you see the the beautiful effect of the skin care products you use, you feel happy looking at yourself and hence , you believe more in yourself. 

2. It makes you feel younger

Old age bring about shrinking of the skin but  the use of quality skin care products will improve the texture of your skin and gives it quality radiant that makes you feel happy about yourself. And happiness they say makes one feel healthier and happier. 

3. It prevents you from infections

Invest now in using quality skin care products and save yourself and family against nursing skin infections in future. Also you'll save from yourself the stress of visiting the hospital to treat infections. Remember,health is wealth. 

4. It puts your skin in good condition

The use of high quality skin care products will make your skin look attractive,it will increases its radiant,prevent it from acne,treat wrinkles and your skin will be just perfect.

5. It  makes You look more beautiful

Cosmetics give your skin everything it need to be radiant, to glow, to improve it appearance, texture,prevent it from ance, and even improve the mental health. Now tell me why you won't look beautiful with the use of high quality skin care products.

 

Because you are advised to use skin care doesn't mean you should use anyhow skin care products. One of the reasons to use skin care products is to save you from infections hence you should be careful on what skin care products to use. As earlier stated, it is important to see a dermatologist for effective high quality skin care products rather than using less quality skin care products or using skin care products that you are allergy to which will at the end not serve the reason of investing in quality skin care products.

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