How often should you use pore strips?

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Jenna L.

Jun 23, 2014

Jenna L.

I've been getting a lot more blackheads lately and I've always had a bunch of white heads on my chin/jaw line. I bought a pack of those nose & face pore strips.
I just used one tonight and it seemed pretty useless for my nose, but I could actually tell it did pull out stuff from my chin.
How many times a week should I use it?

Jaime T.

Jun 23, 2014

Jaime T.

It'll give you all the info on the box itself. For Biore, it says not to use it more than every 3 days on nose or same face area(I'd use it once a week), and not to use it on acne blemishes. These strips are usually 50% of the time for me every time I use them. I haven't used them since my skin is super dry now, which it advises you not to use it if you do.

Jaime T.

Jun 23, 2014

Jaime T.

*work usually 50%

Lorelle E.

Jun 23, 2014

Lorelle E.

I agree with the above comment I use mine like once every 2 weeks depending on how my skin is! If it's dry I don't because it makes my skin look horrible! And irritates it

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