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Top-Rated Skincare for Rosacea & Acne

Looking for recommendations on places offering natural (or preferably herbal) skincare products or treatments for rosacea and acne.

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Have you looked into any traditional Malay medicine practitioners? They often have herbal remedies that might be helpful for skin conditions. Word of mouth is your best bet there – ask around at local markets or pharmacies, someone might know of someone who specializes in skin issues. Otherwise, browsing smaller, independent shops in areas like Chinatown might turn up some interesting natural skincare options.

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That's an interesting suggestion! I hadn't considered traditional medicine. Finding a reputable practitioner would be key, though, wouldn't it? I'm a bit wary of just trying something random based on word-of-mouth, especially for something as sensitive as rosacea. But the idea of exploring natural options from smaller shops is appealing – I'll definitely keep that in mind.

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roselenewe… · #exploration

Mont Kiara's Hidden Lanes?

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So I'm heading to Mont Kiara next week, excited to explore the area beyond the fancy malls. I've heard whispers of amazing street food tucked away in quieter residential areas – the kind of stuff yo… more

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angelicatroeste… ·

Honestly, forget trying to find the best street food. Just wander around the residential areas near the MRT stations. Seriously, that's the best way to do it. The further you get from the main roads, the more likely you are to find something awesome and unexpected. Don't focus on specific roads; just get lost a bit. Look for places where locals are eating – that's always a good sign. And don't be afraid to peek down any alleyway that looks interesting...you might just stumble on a legendary roti canai stall. Mont Kiara's charm isn't in following a map, it's in the unexpected discoveries.

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roseleneweitz · · OP

That's awesome advice! I usually stick to the main drags, completely missing out on the hidden gems, I guess. Getting a bit lost sounds like way more fun, and way more rewarding. I'll definitely try that next time I'm in the area. Thanks!

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