Three Masks To Reduce Enlarged Pores

Enlarged pores are quite common and so annoying to many of us.  We try to cover the problem of enlarged pores many times with a larger layer of makeup.

But before you start covering enlarged pores with foundation, you should understand the causes of this unsightly problem.

Enlarged pores can be combated with home remedies. Proper skin care and regular use of masks will eliminate the problem once and for all. Today we will tell you about them.

1. Where do enlarged pores come from?

We don’t feel very comfortable when our pores are visible. We know that enlarged pores have nothing to do with any disease, nor do they cause negative health consequences. They are simply unsightly.

Many women try to hide them under a lot of makeup. But be careful! In this way, we only aggravate the problem!

When applying makeup – we fill the enlarged pores with substances that only clog them. As a result, it worsens their appearance . Factors that influence the appearance of our skin pores include:

• Remember that your skin has sebaceous glands. The open pores are nothing but the mouths of these glands.
• The fact that the pores are smaller or larger is related to the genetic condition, excess sebum and sweat, and inadequate hygiene.
• The larger the pores, the more sebum we produce. There’s nothing wrong with it. Contrary. In this way, we avoid infections and moisturize the face better. Of course, our complexion looks shiny and oily.

• The nose is where the enlarged pores are most visible.

2. Masks for enlarged pores

1. Flour and lemon mask

• Half a glass of lukewarm water
• 3 tablespoons of wheat flour
• Half a lemon juice

Why this mask?

We remember that lemon has a firming effect and perfectly eliminates excess sebum. On the other hand, wheat flour contains zinc, vitamin E and B vitamins. It nourishes, removes sebum, moisturizes and gives elasticity. We prepare the mask as follows:

• It’s really easy. You just need to get a fairly thick paste and apply it to your face. Mix the flour, water and lemon until smooth.
• Keep the mask on for 20 minutes. Avoid facial expressions.
• Rinse it off with cool water and apply a moisturizing cream.
• It is best to use it in the evenings, twice a week.

2. Mask of aloe and orange

• Squeezed out the juice of one orange
• A tablespoon of aloe vera extract

When it comes to aloe vera, you already know that it is irreplaceable. It helps to fight any skin imperfections.

We prepare the mask as follows:

• First, we squeeze the orange juice.
• We prepare a tablespoon of aloe extract (gel).
• We heat the juice and gradually add aloe. In this way, they connect with each other much more efficiently.
• Once we have a homogeneous mixture, set aside to cool. We apply it to the skin using a cotton swab.
• Leave it on your face for 20 minutes and rinse with cold water.

• We moisturize the face with the cream.

3. Mask with baking soda and protein

• Half a glass of milk
• A teaspoon of baking soda
• Protein

A soda mask is a great remedy for enlarged pores. Baking soda not only firms but also cleanses. In conjunction with milk and protein nourishes and strengthens the skins ę. We prepare the mask as follows:

• We heat the milk.
• We add a small teaspoon of baking soda and one protein.
• We combine all the ingredients with a blender. A homogeneous mass should form.
• Be careful! The formulation will have a rather runny texture. Use cotton balls or cotton pads to apply it to the skin.

• Perform the massage with circular movements. For about 15 minutes.
• Use this therapy twice a week.
• Remember! Always wash your face properly and moisturize it with cream to prevent it from drying out.

The above masks are best applied immediately after a hot shower.

The water vapor opens the pores and the therapies are much more effective. Use the one you like best. They are all suitable for oily skin. The most important thing is proper hygiene and an adequate moisturizing cream.

You will see how, day after day, enlarged pores cease to be a problem for you.