Can I use Derma Dew Glow cream every day and night for skin maintenance? I have oily and sensitive skin, but I don't have any pimples or pigmentation right now. Just wondering if it's a good fit for my skin type.

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For your skin type and concerns, consider the following:

Ingredients and Suitability
a. Check if Derma Dew Glow cream is formulated for oily and sensitive skin.
b. Look for non-comedogenic and hypoallergenic labels.
Patch Testing
a. Apply a small amount on your forearm and wait 24 hours to check for irritation.
Frequency of Use
a. Start with once daily application to monitor skin's reaction.
b. Gradually increase to twice daily if no irritation occurs.
General Skin Maintenance Tips
a. Use a gentle cleanser and oil-free moisturizer.
b. Apply sunscreen daily to protect sensitive skin.

These steps will help determine if daily and nightly use of the cream is suitable for your routine.

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