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Is there a risk of skin dehydration when using topical caffeine at a concentration of 5%?

Caffeine has diuretic properties, which can potentially lead to dehydration of the skin if used excessively. However, when formulated correctly and used in conjunction with hydrating ingredients, the risk is minimized.

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How long does it typically take to see visible results from using Caffeine 5% + EGCG?
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