Make your open pores disappear

Not only teenagers suffer from oily skin and open pores. Men and women of all ages around the world are affected by excess sebum production in the skin, which causes this condition. The main reason why people have this type of skin is genetics, whereby the problem is inherited from family members. Even movie stars suffer, and if you look closely at photos that haven’t been edited, you’ll see that their skin is far from perfect.

So what can be done? Are the sick condemned to hide because they feel self-conscious about their appearance? You are welcome! The first thing to remember is that when you study your skin in the mirror, it’s probably only 6 inches away and therefore impurities seem to stand out. You rarely get this close to other people, so take solace in the thought that they may not even notice the flaws you’re worried about. There are many products available for the treatment of oily skin, including cleansers, toners, pore minimizers, skin refining serums, clay masks, and concealers.

When choosing a skin care product, look for one with ingredients that help control oil and exfoliate the skin, which will prevent clogged pores:

tea tree oil It has been used by Aboriginal people for centuries as a powerful antiseptic and antifungal treatment, and is produced from the leaves of the Australian Melaleuca Alternifolia tree.

Salicylic acid is a beta hydroxy acid obtained from willow bark (Salix). It exfoliates the skin and is often used in the treatment of acne.

Glycolic Acid is an exfoliating skin treatment often used in chemical peels. It can penetrate the skin and help reduce lines and wrinkles, acne scars, and hyperpigmentation.

To control oily skin, you need to cleanse at least twice a day. First, remove makeup and oil with cleanser, then apply toning solution to a cotton pad and swipe across face. Follow with a pore-minimizing serum, then your daily moisturizer. You could then apply a concealer specifically designed for open pores. These work almost like a very fine filler to smooth the skin and instantly hide open pores. They can be tinted and can be used as a light foundation or alternatively you can apply your regular makeup on top.

Drinking alcohol and eating spicy foods can over stimulate the skin to produce even more oil. Eat a healthy diet, drink alcohol in moderation, and get plenty of fresh air to promote healthy skin.