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My sister says that it doesnt, and has no effect. But whenever i some chocolate, like an easter egg, just straight chocolate, i get spots and i dont think it's just a coinsedence because i usually dont get them otherwise.
I had a look on google, and i scanned over some sites, and its a bit 50:50.
What would you say?
I had a look on google, and i scanned over some sites, and its a bit 50:50.
What would you say?
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I'm a spotty bagger anyway :0(
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> No it doesn't.
>
> The only way it could affect your skin is if you're slightly
> 'allergic' to one of it's ingredients.
What he said.
Dark chocolate is also good for your heart.
> No it doesn't.
>
> The only way it could affect your skin is if you're slightly
> 'allergic' to one of it's ingredients.
What he said.
Dark chocolate is also good for your heart.
drink loads of water and then you can eat loads of chocolate without worrying about spots
No it doesn't.
The only way it could affect your skin is if you're slightly 'allergic' to one of it's ingredients.
The only way it could affect your skin is if you're slightly 'allergic' to one of it's ingredients.
Chad Niga wrote:
> just straight chocolate
Chocolate comes in sexualities now?
(sorry)
> just straight chocolate
Chocolate comes in sexualities now?
(sorry)
Im a choc monster and spot-free
I've never noticed a connection.
I think it depends on the type of chocolate.
My sister says that it doesnt, and has no effect. But whenever i some chocolate, like an easter egg, just straight chocolate, i get spots and i dont think it's just a coinsedence because i usually dont get them otherwise.
I had a look on google, and i scanned over some sites, and its a bit 50:50.
What would you say?
I had a look on google, and i scanned over some sites, and its a bit 50:50.
What would you say?
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