Huge Pores 😓👎

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Haifa A.

May 30, 2014

Haifa A.

Hello gawgeous..I have an issue with my face.It has huge pores and I can't seem to get over it, as no girl could I believe. it's bothering me soooo much... what can I do to make them smaller? I've watched reviews about these loreal youth code products on YouTube.. has anyone tried them and seen good results? what pore reducer/eraser products do you recommend? thank you lovelies.

Aaliyah N.

May 30, 2014

Aaliyah N.

Personally I've never used that stuff myself. I actually never even heard of it. I used to have really large pores all around my nose and it looked terrible each day I would pile on makeup on top of it. It would only accentuate my large pores even more. I had to do a few things to minimize them and make them look somewhat normal. What I would recommend to do is to invest in a clarisonic, or even a manual face brush. What that will do is slosh of the too surface of dead skin on your face. Making it easier to reach the pores. Now what I did was focus and scrub more where I felt my pores were the largest. Then once a week I would use a "GENTLE" face scrub. Something so harsh will actually scrape your skin, rather than exfoliating. My favorite exfoliant is by bliss, it's gentle enough yet gives off a minty tingly feeling so you know it's working. Something like st. Ives apricot facial scrub is too rough, it's actually terrible for the skin, the bliss microdermabrasion exfoliant has perfectly spherical beads to slosh off the excess junk on your face and most importantly in your pores! Again I would focus it more on my problem areas where my pores were the largest. And make sure you only do this once a week otherwise it will damage and dry the skin out. Lastly, I would use the Boscia black facial mask and apply it on my nose specifically, wait 15-20 minutes until it dries and and peal it off. The mask takes out all the impurities and I actually find that this works a lot better then those pore strips you see at drug stores. you only want to do the mask every so often, because of you do it repeatedly it will dry your skin out. Make sure after every cleanse you moisturize! My favorite is the Josie Marin milk argon oil. It's argon oil infused with a bit of goat milk. I like it because it doesn't leave my skin feeling greasy or oily at all. Hope that helps! Because it sure did help me! And good luck!

Haifa A.

May 30, 2014

Haifa A.

OMG Aaliyah thats where I have hug pores as well, ALL over my nose and around it..
thank you soo much for sharing!! I'll try to get all those supplies and see if that works for me as well! much appreciated ðŸ˜Š

Aaliyah N.

May 30, 2014

Aaliyah N.

You're welcome. I tried showing a picture of what The pores on my nose look like now... But you can't really even tell/ sorry. This is not going to minimize the look of your pores over night, but you will see a difference in each day you do this. I promise. It took me about 2-3 weeks to notice my pores got a tad but smaller, just imagine what a month will do. I also noticed, that the moment I stopped this skincare regimen the pores on my nose began to grow. So don't miss any steps or skip a day!

Anabel M.

May 30, 2014

Anabel M.

I have pores around my nose as well && used these products. But didn't doo much than just even out my skin tone a little.

Aaliyah N.

May 30, 2014

Aaliyah N.

Well, that is true, each person has their own skin, and what works for you may not work for me. No two people are the same. But also, it depends on your skin type.

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