How To Shrink Large Pores

I have large pores on my face. I really hate it. It makes my face looks dull and greasy all the time. Even if I apply a matte foundation perfectly on my skin face, it will only last for a few hours. After that my skin will look greasy and shiny again. And when this happen, all my large pores will appear as clearly as a full moon on a clear night..lol..

In fact, pores can be seemed so large, especially when you’re directly under the sun for a few hours or on a continually hot weather (during summer season maybe).

This situation has provoked your body and your oil glands to produce more and more sweats to control the body heat. It made the pores worked hardly to release all those sweats and oil from your body by enlarging themselves. And you can say: welcome to the large pores in a very short time.

We need to know that there is no such thing as “opened pores” or “closed pores” since our pores are totally different from doors (lol). But the size of pores may vary due to the quantity of sweats produced by your body. The more sweats you have, the more large your pores may look. The result is dullness and greasiness on the face also.

Large pores also tend to be slogged easily. We all know how slogged pores can cause acnes, right? In order to prevent this, we need to scrub our face twice a day after washing it with the cleanser foam before.

Use the scrub foam which contains alpha-hydroxy-acid (AHA) and beta-hydroxy-acid (BHA). These two ingredients (clinically approved) have the abilities to shrink the large pores problems. Continue the treatment by using toner (again with BHA on it) to tighten your skin. The results: your skin will look smoother and clearer with smaller pores.

Of course we need to do this regularly everyday in order to get the best result. I believe in daily skin care benefits better than instant treatments. Since the daily care results will last longer than the instant ones. What do you think?

Anyway, have you checked your pores in front on your mirror yet?

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