Non-comedogenic oils moisturize and nourish without clogging pores (the best ones even help unclog them!) and are an essential ingredient in skincare for all skin types….High oleic acid oils include:

Ice has a skin-tightening effect, which helps minimise enlarged pores and also stimulate blood circulation.

What can treat large facial pores?

• Use only non-comedogenic skin care products and makeup. The word “non-comedogenic” means the product won’t clog your pores.
• Cleanse your face twice a day.
• Use retinol.
• Treat acne.
• Protect your face with sunscreen every day.
• Exfoliate.
• Be gentle with your skin.
• Treat sagging skin.

• Avocado oil.
• Shea butter.
• Coconut oil.
• Olive oil.
• Apricot kernel oil.
• Jojoba oil.
• Moringa oil.
• Palm kernel oil.

• CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser.
• Glowbiotics Probiotic Acne Treatment Cleanser.
• Jan Marini Bioglycolic Face Cleanser.
• Paula’s Choice Daily Pore-Refining Treatment with 2% BHA.
• ZO Skin Health Exfoliation Accelerator.
• La Roche-Posay Effaclar Clarifying Solution Acne Toner.
• Revision Skincare Soothing Facial Rinse.

When applying a vitamin C powder to your face, it’s important to make sure that you’re using a powder meant for topical use. Applying crushed-up vitamin C meant to be eaten as a supplement likely won’t be effective.

After contact with light, heat and air, vitamin C eventually oxidizes and loses its potency. You’ll know it when your serum changes colour, turning brown. The reason it can stain your skin is because vitamin C degrades into erythrulose—the EXACT ingredient you’ll find in many self-tanners!

Vitamin C for the skin can help lighten dark spots, reduce signs of aging, help with sun damage, minimize redness and inflammation, and help skin heal. Vitamin C serums are great for anti-aging, because they can boost the production of collagen, which firms up the skin.

“One of the best ingredients to find in eye creams is vitamin C because it gets rid of free radicals and brightens the skin,” says Amiruddin. Vitamin C is also a potent collagen booster, and so the addition of vitamin C to your nightly regimen can help thicken the delicate under-eye area and conceal discoloration.

Vitamin K is another nutrient that is known for its ability to repair damaged skin and and heal skin’s injuries. Eating vitamin K on a daily basis will particularly help with the disappearance of your dark circles. Turnip greens, cauliflower, pomegranate, and tomatoes are some rich sources of vitamin K.

Treatment

• Apply a cold compress. A cold compress can help reduce swelling and shrink dilated blood vessels.
• Get extra sleep. Catching up on sleep can also help reduce the appearance of dark circles.
• Elevate your head.
• Soak with tea bags.
• Conceal with makeup.