What cream should I use for large pores?

Enlarged pores are a fairly common problem for combination to oily skin. The reason? Because of a disorder of the sebaceous gland, the skin can produce too much sebum. Sebum helps protect the skin from dehydration and is necessary to keep it healthy. But when the sebaceous glands become overactive due to various factors, too much sebum can clog the pores, and the pores, seeking to "breathe" will dilate. Unfortunately, when the pores are dilatedUnfortunately, when the pores are dilated, it is the open door to impurities and thus to the small imperfections...

Everyone's skin looks different, depending on their lifestyle and hormone levels. So men are more often affected by large pores. Men's skin is thicker than women's and therefore more affected. However, this does not mean that women are exempt. The enlarged pores can occur at certain times more than others, such as puberty, a new way of eating that is richer in fat and sugar, menstruation, during pregnancy, etc.

Contrary to popular belief, if your skin is combination or oily, you still need to moisturize it. The right thing to do is to use a "non-comedogenic" skin care product adapted to your skin type. Thus, too fight against shine and dilated pores, the best thing to do is to choose a cream that regulates sebum production. Look for active ingredients called seboregulators that help rebalance your skin. Jojoba oil, for example, thanks to its composition rich in monounsaturated fatty acids, is similar to human sebum and helps regulate its production. You can also rely on other vegetable oils such as macadamia oil, hazelnut oil or sesame oil. Finally, zinc, known for its rebalancing power, also helps you purify and treat imperfections. .

You can complete your routine by applying a dilated pore serumserum Anti-imperfections serum, Oh My Cream! The serum attenuates imperfections, while reducing shine and tightening skin texture thanks to the zinc it contains. Last but not least, we finish with a regulating fluid calledClarifying Moisturizer, Tata Harper with its matte finish, which acts 360° on the factors responsible for imperfections to restore clear, clarified skin.

Some ingredients are effective against this concern, here is a non-exhaustive list: 

• Vegetable Oils Jojoba, Hazelnut, Macadamia, Sesame or Nigella.
• Essential Oils Lavender (officinal or aspic), Lemon (lemon essential oil is astringent and cleansing, its INCI name is Citrus limon peel oil), Rosemary verbenone, Palmarosa, Tea tree, Fragonia, Cistus, Cedar, Green myrtle, Niaouli or Rose Geranium.
• Hydrolats Lemon, Rose, Rosemary verbenone, Tea tree, Lavender, Savory, Sage or Witch Hazel.
• Clays Green clay or Rhassoul.
• Alpha hydroxy acids or AHAs Alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs), such as glycolic acid and lactic acid, exfoliate your skin's surface to help brighten dull skin, smooth rough skin and reduce the appearance of enlarged pores. Regular use of AHAs dramatically improves skin's radiance and gives it a brighter, more even appearance.

With age and skin ageing, the skin tends to lose its tone, as the elasticity of the skin is less optimal. As a result of this slackening, pores become more visible. To regain a clear and radiant skin, use products rich in fruit acids (such as glycolic acid) or the resurfacing power of retinol.