But I'm only Fourteen! 😳

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Shannon S.

Nov 1, 2014

Shannon S.

Sorry if this is in the wrong category:)

I am only Fourteen and I have really large pores. I know my mum has them and even my younger sister is starting to get them. I'm figuring its a genetic thing...Maybe? I don't know wether my mum had them when she was younger but I know she has it bad now. I am getting put down about it,worrying about the future. Obviously getting annoyed when I see perfect girls...Grrr!
Also,people are recognising and commenting on it,asking what it is? How can I minimise,get rid of them?
There are things called Baby Skin...and that is what I should have! I shouldn't look like I have elderly skin ðŸ˜³ðŸ˜³ðŸ˜¦ðŸ˜¦

Cori L.

Nov 1, 2014

Cori L.

It happens mann. I don't think there are ways to reduce your pore size but you can cover them up with makeup

Cheyenne H.

Nov 1, 2014

Cheyenne H.

There is this channel on YouTube called WishTrendtv and there is a video on minimizing pores.

Smarika R.

Nov 1, 2014

Smarika R.

Put ice on your pores; warm water opens them, cold water (or ice) closes them :)

Gisell G.

Nov 1, 2014

Gisell G.

There is a thing a use from maybelline it's called instant pore eraser baby skin, I think it works great I got for about 5$ at Walmart. The only thing is that it doesn't get rid of them, it cover them while you have it on I use it under my foundation

Tealy A.

Nov 1, 2014

Tealy A.

I never knew that pores were associated with mature skin? I have pretty decent sized pores and I don't think it makes my skin look old. Can you post a picture of it? As the other ladies said, a primer should definitely help!

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