Clogged Pores

Pore care is an important part of daily skin care. Pores play a key role in the functioning of the skin, ensuring the excretion of sebum (skin oil) and sweat. Improper care can lead to clogged pores, blackheads, acne and other skin problems. Regular care helps keep pores clean, reducing the risk of inflammation and improving the overall condition of the skin.

For effective pore cleaning, it is recommended to use the following products:

• Cleansing gels and foams: mild formulas help remove impurities without overdrying the skin.
• Exfoliants: Physical or chemical exfoliants, such as scrubs or peels with AHA and BHA acids, help remove dead skin cells.
• Masks with clay: absorb excess sebum and remove impurities from pores.
• Tonics: help narrow pores and restore the pH balance of the skin.
• Acid serums: such as salicylic acid help dissolve impurities inside pores.

The frequency of pore cleaning depends on the type of skin and its needs. Basic recommendations:

• Daily cleansing: morning and evening washing with a mild cleanser.
• Exfoliation: for oily skin – 2-3 times a week, for dry and sensitive skin – 1 time a week.
• Masks with clay: 1-2 times a week, depending on the condition of the skin. It is important not to overdo the cleaning to avoid overdrying and skin irritation.

There are several methods you can use to narrow the pores after cleansing:

• Tonics with astringent components: such as witch hazel or green tea extract.
• Cold water: Gently rinsing your face with cold water can help temporarily tighten pores.
• Masks with clay: have the additional property of narrowing pores after cleansing.
• Serums and creams with nicotinamide (vitamin B3): help narrow pores with regular use.
• Products with retinoids: stimulate skin regeneration, which helps reduce the size of pores.

Yes, there are many cosmetic procedures that can effectively help in the care of pores:

• Professional facial cleansing: deep pore cleansing in the salon helps remove comedones and impurities.
• Chemical peels: remove the top layer of dead skin, improving texture and reducing the appearance of pores.
• Microdermabrasion: mechanical peeling that promotes skin regeneration and reduces pores.
• Laser procedures: stimulate the production of collagen, which contributes to the narrowing of pores.
• Hydrodermabrasion: combines cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration to improve pore condition.

Regular pore care and the use of appropriate procedures will help keep the skin clean, smooth and healthy.