Tips For Minimizing Large Pores | Boston, MA

Do you find your pores on your face too big? No panic! With these tips you will shrink the skin openings back together.

Do you feel that the pores on your face are getting bigger and bigger over time? The skin looks somehow more uneven and especially in the T-zone (forehead, nose, cheeks) there are more and more "small holes"?

Don't get too critical of yourself now! Even if it looks different on Instagram: Without a filter, ALL people have pores. In the face alone there are around 300,000!

Before you test one cream after the other and throw a lot of money out the window to solve the "problem", you should read through this basic knowledge and the following tips against large pores. We reveal why the pores enlarge at all, which care products and treatments help against it and how you can easily remove make-up from pores.

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Why do I have pores at all?

Pores are the openings for the hair roots in the subcutaneous tissue. Sebum flows through the small channels, making the upper layer of skin and hair supple. The sebum also has an important protective function: it prevents the penetration of pathogens, bacteria, and environmental pollution. So pores are important and very useful.

And because everyone has fine hairs almost all over their bodies - except on the mucous membranes, the soles of the feet, and the palms of the hands - you also have pores everywhere. The reason the small openings are more visible on some than others is because of their size.

How do large pores arise?

When you look around your friends, do you get the impression that some