Help!! Open Pores

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Bhamasha U.

May 14, 2013

Bhamasha U.

I am using same products I've been using from years but suddenly I have open pores on my cheek area. can anyone tell me the reason why they are appearing and what should I do to prevent it?

Stephanie R.

May 14, 2013

Stephanie R.

Pores usually expand over time if makeup is clogged in them. Make sure you exfoliate your face with a good cleansing wash (one that is a pore minimizer) and remove any makeup before bed. Witch hazel shrinks pores appearance and makes skin smooth with continuous use, just apply with a cotton ball to clean face before bed. Hope that helps :)

Maggie A.

May 14, 2013

Maggie A.

I always tone my face at night and put vitamin e oil on my face and I've noticed my pores shrinking!

Nada A.

May 14, 2013

Nada A.

Rosehip oil is GREAT for your face and open pores or vitamin E oil.

Bhamasha U.

May 15, 2013

Bhamasha U.

Thank you girls for advice. I think you are right Stephanie it's because of makeup. and I'll try some vitamin e for my face and tell you all the result :)

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