Pore refining facial

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Products "Prescription retinoid creams such as Tazarac, Retin-A, and Differin exfoliate pores and flush them of oil and buildup, which makes them appear smaller," Lupo says. If your skin is very oily, Graf suggests switching to a cleanser that also contains the antioxidant Nordihydroguaiaretic acid, or NDGA. The cleanser's dermatologist-tested alpha and beta hydroxy acid formula works in two ways to deliver results. Treatments At-home masks and peels work over the long term. And be sure everything you use is oil-free. This cleanser helps visibly reduce the look of pores and gives you more evenly toned skin.

And age factors into the equation because "over time—especially if you've had a lot of sun exposure in the past—you start to lose the collagen and elastin that support the pores," says Jeannette Graf, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at New York University Medical Center. Avoid contact with eyes. Treatments At-home masks and peels work over the long term. Moisturizers The moisturizer you use on large pores should be oil-free and contain the same ingredients as your cleanser, though you don't have to worry about finding one with NDGA, along with vitamin C or retinol.