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large pores and textured skin

NadiaTs

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Does anyone know to to fix large pores and textured (bumpy) skin? My pores have gotten larger over the last years (I have oily skin) and some pores are even starting to merge.
 
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Does anyone know to to fix large pores and textured skin? My pores have gotten larger over the last years (I have oily skin) and some pores are even starting to merge.
niacinamide + salicylic acid for pores if u dont want accutane/iso
ure gonna have to be mlre specific with texture
 
Does anyone know to to fix large pores and textured (bumpy) skin? My pores have gotten larger over the last years (I have oily skin) and some pores are even starting to merge.
Where are your pores? Are the like sebaceous filliments ?
 
Ts is gonna sound weird asf but head and shoulders as face wash will help you.
Pls dont use that on your face it will ruin your face barrier or even burn your skin off, it only works if u have closed comedones on the forehead only bc its very harsh but i would recommend salicylic acid
 
Pls dont use that on your face it will ruin your face barrier or even burn your skin off, it only works if u have closed comedones on the forehead only bc its very harsh but i would recommend salicylic acid
Unless she has sensitive or dry skin itll be fine, it seems like her acne is fungal since it helped with her back. And salicylic acid doesnt helo with fungal acne much, antibacterial soaps help alot more. it Might also be a good idea to only use it 2/3 times a week and she seems smart enough to stop if any issues start.
 

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