Products for very visible pores?

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Lorelle E.

Nov 10, 2013

Lorelle E.

Ok I have quite visible pores what so you guys use to minimize them? Good products and DIY masks? They're on my t zone.

Kyraa D.

Nov 10, 2013

Kyraa D.

You can use a primer to make them appear less visible under foundation.
cold cloths also help minimize their look.
you can use pore strips & face masks (I just buy from the store) to help unclog & minimise them.

Mallarie B.

Nov 10, 2013

Mallarie B.

Honestly the Clarisonic Mia is the best, hands down, for anything dirt and clogged pore related on your face. They tell you right in the store, go home and do the challenge (because it has to charge for 24 hours before you can use it) to wash your face the best you can that night and then when you go to use your toner, take a picture of the cotton ball/pad. Then the next day take a picture of the ball/pad after using the Mia and it's like night and day. Hardly any dirt or make up residue, if any at all. If the price scares you there are so many on eBay of people who get them as gifts and don't want them. Brand new still in the box for half the price or less. And in the mean time benefit has a primer called porefessional that works wonders.

Andrea O.

Nov 10, 2013

Andrea O.

Benefit the pore-fessional is amazing! It's a pro balm to minimize the appearance of pores and is oil free and very light weight and silky. I wear it under my foundation , just a little bit where I need it and primer everywhere else, and it really makes you look flawless and poreless.

Lorelle E.

Nov 10, 2013

Lorelle E.

Thanks girls I'm going to look for the clearsonic and get the benifit primer!

Cynthia H.

Nov 11, 2013

Cynthia H.

Definitely the benefit pore-fessional and the nars light reflecting powder! It comes pressed and loose powder..amazing!!

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