A SKINCARE fan shared a routine that helps them minimize pores.
They said they opt for a cheap $11 skin care product that keeps their pores under control.
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They explained that although it was scientifically impossible to reduce pore size, a skin care routine can help minimize their appearance.
“[The] The first thing is a great skincare routine,” they said.
‘Cleanse, tone and moisturize twice a day. Add some serums to target your concerns.
The goal, they explained, is to clear the pores of sebum and impurities that make them appear larger.
“You want to make sure you’re getting all the dirt out of your pores, which will help minimize its appearance,” they said.
One brand they trust is The Ordinary, a go-to for them due to its effective formulation and affordable price.
“I would recommend checking out The Ordinary because their acids and serums are amazing and very affordable,” they raved.
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“I would start with niacinamide and maybe the AHA+BHA peeling solution, but there are lots to choose from [from] in the market.”
AHAs and BHAs are two types of hydroxy acids that help promote the skin’s natural exfoliation process.
The two acids help to soften the skin and unclog stubborn pores.
The Ordinary’s $11 Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% Serum aims to “brighten the skin, improve smoothness and strengthen the skin barrier over time.”
Other steps to minimize the appearance of pores, they added, start with the right primer in your makeup routine.
A Drugstore purchase for $10 helps them prepare their skin for makeup application.
You want to make sure you’re getting all the dirt out of your pores, which will help minimize its appearance.
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“For makeup, look for a primer that minimizes pores. You can’t go wrong with ELF, it’s a fantastic product for the price,” they said.
“Really press it into the skin and let it sit for a few minutes before applying foundation or BB cream.”
Your mileage may vary, they added, as everyone’s skin is different.
“If ELF isn’t doing it for you, check out NYX, they have a lot of different options at a low price,” they said.
“Sometimes it takes a little trial and error to figure out what your skin needs.”
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