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4 Ways To Unclog Your Pores At Home, According To A Dermatologist

April 19, 2017 by Jennifer Hussein
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Clogged pores are annoying to deal with and can lead to bad acne. Trying to unclog your pores can be as simple as getting a facial at a spa, but who has the time (or the money) for that? Instead, treat yourself at home with these awesome pore declogging tricks!

 

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woman using exofliant sponge

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Using an exfoliant sponge is a great way to get all of that dirt and grime out of your pores! "It will help exfoliate stubborn dead skin cells and debris from the surface of your skin so your cleanser can get a little bit farther into your pores," says dermatologist Dr. Cynthia Bailey

parsley

Parsley is actually a great item to use for unclogging your pores. It's known to strip toxins right out of your pores and get rid of any dirt and debris causing irritation to the skin.

 

Try adding parsley to boiling water and let it soak until the water cools down. Then, dip a wash cloth in the water and apply it to your face for a few minutes. After that, your skin will be unclogged and fresh!

charcoal mask

Using acne products with active charcoal ingredients can do wonders for clogged pores! Charcoal ingredients can suck out most of the dirt and grime on and under your skin that contributes to acne. 

woman using face cream

Using an at-home peel or gel is guaranteed to get all of that gross stuff out of your pores. A gel will cool your skin and take away stress, causing your pores to push out all of that stuck dirt in your skin. Using these peels and gels will leave your skin incredibly soft and clean!

Author:

Jennifer Hussein is a former editorial intern for SHEFInds, where she covered everything from the latest beauty trends to the best moments in fashion. Currently, she is the Beauty and Wellness Editor of BestProducts.com and has contributed to Allure, Coveteur, STYLECASTER, Byrdie, and more.

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