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Complex B vitamins, commonly found in fish and fish oil, are needed for healthy skin and hair. Along with dietary sources, studies suggest that topical creams containing B3 vitamins may help reduce many signs of aging and may be especially effective at reducing hyperpigmentation and redness.
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July 1, 2014