Ingredients to tackle Open Pores

Do you notice your pores getting visibly bigger in size as you age? Enlarged pores are a huge concern for a lot of people, but don’t worry, because we’re here to help. We explain what pores are and which skincare ingredients can help minimize pores or at least how big they appear to be.

Pore – loving Ingredients are :

1. Kalalit Extract

Bursting with a naturally occurring compound called brazilin, this powerful extract works as an anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antioxidant and potent anti-photoaging agent too.

2. CLAY

A quick way to minimize the size of your pores is to remove excess sebum. Clay helps to absorb any excess sebum build up in and on your pores, and to make it appear smaller. The results are pretty instant, but take note that is only a quick fix. The effects of using clay may not last long, as it only works by removing excess sebum produced by overactive oil glands.

3. NIACINAMIDE

One of the most versatile ingredients in skincare is niacinamide! Also known as vitamin B3, niacinamide is an ingredient that has been shown to help control sebum production. Fun fact: niacinamide has also been proven to help with anti-aging and skin brightening. Definitely a keeper in your skincare routine.

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4. vitamin c

These ingredients can signal our skin to produce more collagen to maintain skin elasticity and suppleness. These ingredients have been backed up by science as the top anti-aging ingredients.

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5. salicylic acid

Salicylic acid can help to exfoliate piles of dead skin cells while also clearing the lining of our pores. Their benefits don’t end just here! They also help to control sebum production with use after time.

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6. sunscreen (uv filters)

Of course, prevention is always better than cure. Protecting our skin from UV damage can save you the trouble of a lot of future skin concerns. These include premature aging, hyperpigmentation, and of course, enlarged pore sizes! You might not see an immediate result from using sunscreen. But trust us, twenty years from now  you will be thanking the old you.