Beauty tips: 4 ways to tighten pores in high-risk areas

1. Forehead and chin

Type: Sebaceous pores

The sebaceous glands in the central part of the face, such as the forehead, between the eyebrows, and chin, are densely populated and secrete a large amount of sebum. Sebum expands the pores into a round shape, turning them into sebaceous pores, which causes disorder in cell regeneration in that area. This is usually a problem caused by not exfoliating in time. When there is insufficient moisture, oil will be secreted excessively, so care should be taken to maintain the balance of water and oil.

Solution: Use astringent lotion to suppress sebum

Use a cotton pad to soak up toner, straighten the skin texture, and pat gently to aid absorption. This helps to refresh and tighten the skin surface, and even effectively regulate the secretion of sebum.

2. Nose

Type: Sebum + Blackhead Pores

The nose is the part of the face that secretes the most sebum. Blackheads appear on the sebaceous pores, making them appear uneven, and excessive sebum secretion and long-term accumulation of keratin form clumps. The small bumps formed on the skin surface will turn black after oxidation. If left untreated, they will clog the pores and lay the hidden danger of a new round of skin problems.

Solution: Absorb sebum from pores

Removes excess sebum and unclogs clogged pores. If deep cleansing products are not enough, you can add the help of mineral mud mask. Mineral mud helps absorb skin waste and sebum, and has the effect of tightening pores.

3. Cheek

Type: Relaxed pores

Regardless of the type of pores, if the skin is loose, the pores will become larger and larger, especially on the cheeks. The reason is that we start to age in our late twenties, lose elasticity, and the air cushion layer of the skin collapses, causing the skin surface to become loose. It is usually oval in shape, then slowly expands into a teardrop shape.

Solution: Surgery + elasticity care, plump from the inside

As we age, the elasticity of the epidermis decreases and it loses its ability to support the epidermis. Therefore, it is imperative to restore the lost elasticity. If cosmetics alone may not be enough, you can combine it with pore tightening treatments such as laser.

4. Nose

Type: Blackheads + Sebum + Loose Pores

Dirt easily accumulates on the wings of the nose, and excessive sebum secretion can cause blackheads. It is also the first area where loose pores are affected, so it should be cared for more. If the pores become noticeably darker and feel bumpy to the touch, these are clumps of clogged sebum that has oxidized. This is a high-risk area for various pore problems and should be treated promptly and with appropriate care.

Solution: No stimulation blackhead removal

The most urgent task is to remove the blackheads on the nose wings without irritation. Do not use nose strips to forcefully remove the blackheads, as this will make the pores rougher. It is recommended to use a mask to melt the sebum in the pores and let it flow out slowly, and then wipe it off. Before that, it would be more effective to apply a steam towel to your face.