Zero pores, help!

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Cecille P.

Oct 13, 2015

Cecille P.

I had a really big problem with acne before, I had all the medicine and treatment done but I only felt a difference after I had my fractional laser twice and used clarisonic few months after. Now I'm left with scars and some huge pores!😭 Can you guys tell me any treatment that you tried that helped with pores?

I edited my picture using an app and boy do I want my skin to look like this!!

Diana T.

Oct 13, 2015

Diana T.

If we could see you natural skin - not retouched we could give better suggestions :) for scars I recommend a vitamin c serum paired with a chemical exfoliant like a BHA or AHA - which will also help to deep clean your pores which will reduce their appearance - you can also mask the look of large pores with silicon based makeup products - which will fill in the pores to help cover them easier.

Mariana E.

Oct 14, 2015

Mariana E.

Diana is absolutely right. However, the size of your pores cannot be reduced by applying products in your skin. I have gigantic pores on each side of my nose (I guess I must blame it on my genes) and to reduce their appearance I use a Clinique primer. I believe it is silicon based.

Lin F.

Oct 15, 2015

Lin F.

My Monsia Skincare has a fantastic advice section, don't know if this will help but it might be worth a read : monsiaskincare.com/advice/how-can-I-minimize-my-pores.

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