Are you looking to clear clogged pores on your nose, chin, or other areas on your face? Whether your skin is oily, acne-prone or dry, clogged pores can occur. Discover the causes of clogged pores, how you can help prevent them and how to treat clogged pores when they do show up.

Purify Skin with an Exfoliating Cleanser
Gently remove dirt, oil and debris with a daily pore facial cleanser to exfoliate and detoxify skin.

Mattify Skin with a Pore-Refining Toner
After cleansing, sweep on a pore-minimizing toner to help remove any leftover dirt, surface oil or residue.

Refine Skin Texture with a Mattifying Lotion
Twice a day, smooth on a pore-minimizing moisturizer to help replenish moisture while helping control excess oil.

Defend Skin with a Daily SPF
Even on cloudy days, UV rays can damage skin which can lead to enlarged pores and irritation. Sun damage can even cause skin to produce excess oil which can increase the likelihood of clogged pores. Use a non-comedogenic sunscreen to help protect skin without clogging pores.
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