Author:
John Stephens
Date Of Creation:
22 January 2021
Update Date:
1 July 2024
Content
- If possible, look for natural makeup removers. Chemical ingredients in makeup removers can dry out your skin, cause peeling and cause you to frequently exfoliate.
- Make sure to use lukewarm water, not hot water, as hot water can cause redness and inflammation in the skin, which is not good for reducing the appearance of pores.
- Use a soft washcloth to pat dry your face. Do not scrub, you could damage the skin, as the facial skin is usually more sensitive than other areas of the body.
Use an exfoliator. Exfoliation will help remove dead cells and oils that clog pores. Consider using one of these following essential types of exfoliating products:
- Dry face brush. Shop for a small, soft brush made of natural fibers and gently brush the brush across your face. Your facial skin and your brushes need to be really dry. Use a short, quick movement to brush off loose skin around your eyes, cheeks, and chin.
Moisturizes the skin. After the exfoliation is complete, apply a mild moisturizer or moisturizer to your face, such as rose hip oil. This method will keep your skin dry and irritated, helping to reduce the appearance of pores on the skin. advertisement
Wash your face clean. Follow the skin cleansing method outlined above, remove makeup, splash warm water on your face, and pat dry with a towel.
Proceed to apply the mask on a small area to check the level of skin irritation. Apply the mixture evenly over a small area of your face. Let it sit for a few minutes and then rinse it off. If the masked area becomes red or inflamed, do not use this mask. If not, proceed to the next step.
Apply a mask on your face. The mask helps to remove dirt that accumulates in the pores and limit irritation of the surrounding skin, helping to shrink your pores.
- A clay mask is an ideal choice you can use, but you can use any kind of natural mask. You can also make your own yogurt face mask.
- Apply the mask evenly over the skin, focusing on the area with large pores.
- Leave the mask on for about 15 minutes, or follow the directions on the product packaging.
Wash. Wash your face clean with warm water. Use a soft towel to pat dry your skin. Your facial skin will become fresher and your pores will look smaller as well. advertisement
Start with a good moisturizer on your skin. Your skin needs to be kept moisturized to avoid irritation and inflammation as this will make your pores look larger. A layer of moisturizer will help protect your skin from the irritating chemicals contained in cosmetics.
Use a primer (foundation). This is the first makeup layer that you will put on your skin after moisturizing. It penetrates the skin and evenens the skin's texture, making your pores appear smaller.
Use concealer. Concealer helps form a layer of color and another texture to your skin and can completely cover the surface of your skin, depending on the type of product you use.
- If your pores are quite large, you may want to use a variety of cosmetics to conceal skin blemishes. However, concealer can only help when used in small doses, too much may increase the attention of others in the area you are trying to cover up.
- Be smart in choosing the brand. Concealer can clog pores and make them look bigger. Make sure that the cream you choose to use every day will not make the situation worse.
- Always remember to remove makeup every night. Make sure you remove your make-up before bed so your pores don't get clogged.
- Drink plenty of water and eat lots of fruits and vegetables. Choosing a healthy lifestyle for your skin will help reduce the inflammation in your face.
- Remember to use natural extracts whenever possible. You can harm your own skin by using products that contain chemicals, even if they are intended to exfoliate or unclog pores.
- Combine your favorite lotion with the shaving cream and sugar. Mix well and rub the mixture on your face. This is a great mud mask that you can do at home.
- Avoid getting rid of blackheads on a regular basis. Squeezing pimples increases the risk of scarring and leaves more easily identifiable marks on the skin than large pores.
- Do not be aggressive when removing dead skin cells. You can worsen the situation if your skin becomes infected by brushing or rubbing it too hard.
