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【8 bad habits that make pores larger】

May 09,2024 | BEYOURDIARY GLOBAL

【8 bad habits that make pores larger】

1. Incomplete makeup removal:

Insufficient cleansing leads to makeup residue clogging pores, gradually enlarging them. 

It's essential to promptly and thoroughly remove makeup after application, especially avoiding sleeping with it on.

2. Inadequate sun protection:

UV rays damage skin DNA and hinder the skin's repair process.

Prolonged UV exposure can cause collagen to loosen, lacking support for pores, leading to enlargement and accelerating aging.

3. Neglecting hydration:

Dehydrated skin disrupts keratin metabolism, leading to excess keratin accumulation around hair follicles and sebaceous gland ducts.

Follow proper skincare steps, providing hydration (toner, lotion) and moisturizing promptly (serums, emulsions, creams).

4. Washing face with water that's too hot or too cold:

Both extremes can irritate the skin, affecting pore opening and closing.

Hot water overly expands pores, damaging the skin's protective layer; cold water stimulates pore contraction, leading to inadequate cleansing.

5. Popping pimples with bare hands:

Hands harbor bacteria, risking infection when squeezing pimples.

Additionally, the pressure on the connective tissue around pimples makes it difficult

for pores to regain elasticity and support, leading to enlargement.

6. Ignoring exfoliation:

Excessively thick keratin layers block sebum release, leading to clogged pores and enlargement.

Regular exfoliation is necessary, especially for oily and thick-skinned individuals.

7. Blindly layering skincare products:

Incorrect skin care methods hinder product absorption, potentially clogging pores.

It's essential to simplify skincare routines scientifically to achieve optimal results and lighten the skin's burden.

8. Over-cleansing:

Excessive cleansing damages the skin barrier, causing dehydration, dryness, and abnormal keratin metabolism, leading to enlarged pores.

Especially during seasonal transitions, frequent face washing can exacerbate oiliness, forming a vicious cycle.

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