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    Comrade in Arms Alraz's Avatar
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    This is really interesting. Back in the day when Listerine came in round glass bottles (but definitely after 1928 ;-)), I used it many times, not only as an aftershave but also as cleanser for my face. This is before the spread of medicated washes for acne. I was not aware that this was a suggested use by the manufacturer. I must say that it works well when used concentrated. The only problem I found is that it leaves the face somewhat sticky, particularly in hot and humid weather. I am not sure about the efficacy of the newer formulations or the benefits of the scent in the older formulation though ;-).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alraz View Post
    This is really interesting. Back in the day when Listerine came in round glass bottles (but definitely after 1928 ;-)), I used it many times, not only as an aftershave but also as cleanser for my face. This is before the spread of medicated washes for acne. I was not aware that this was a suggested use by the manufacturer. I must say that it works well when used concentrated. The only problem I found is that it leaves the face somewhat sticky, particularly in hot and humid weather. I am not sure about the efficacy of the newer formulations or the benefits of the scent in the older formulation though ;-).

    Al raz.
    Well, I didn't notice the sticky feeling some report. The scent on the other hand may find fewer lovers than my Lilac Vegital. lol

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