Minimize Pores & Natural DIYs Routine (Healthy Glow)
Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012
LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, & READ ME! SkinME episode every Tuesday! How to minimize pores? Well, it takes a lot of tender, love, and care. I posted my routine that will help minimize enlarge & clogged pores with three do-it-yourself natural remedy to follow. Please request for next week’s skin topic! Side note: Store skin care products in a dry and cool place. Not in your bathroom that will ruin them because of heat and humidity. Always do a patch test on your wrist for sensitivity to an ingredient(s) before applying onto your face. Chat on Twitter with me: ?twitter.com Updates on Facebook: facebook.com Steps To Minimize Pores & Keep Up With The Routine! 1. Cleanse skin with mild soap either in the shower when your pores are open or with steam from the sink. I use Continuous Control Clean & Clear for oily combination skin. 2. Exfoliate face daily with 2 tbsp. of baking soda, add water to form a paste and a squirt of glycolic or salicylic acid (Neutrogena Oil-Free Grapefruit) for 20 seconds. You can taper to exfoliate 2-3 times a week once your pores are minimized. 3. Use an alcohol-free toner like the DIY tomato toner in this video to apply daily. Mix 1 fresh tomato juice with 1/4 of cucumber juice, and 1 capsule of vitamin C that you can get at the drugstore to make for 1 week. I leave it on because the cucumber is moisturizing and feel great! If the tomato juice is too acidic for your skin, you can rinse off before moisturizing. 4. Moisturize twice daily. I use Neutrogena Ageless …
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Not everyone is perfect, we all have our flaws. I peel all over my face through out the day and have to constantly put moisturizer on. I dont regret using this acne treatment because I love not having acne ! It’s just a price I have to pay. A little bump a long the road to have dry skin as a side effect XD Anways, this is my routine for my dry skin. If you have a different type of skin, such as oily, combination, or normal, then you might want to skip a few steps here and there. For example, if you have oily skin, you wont be needing to use the Mark Big Fix moisturizer. So just take my steps as a guide to help you form your own foundation routine, k? 