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Top 20 Ways to Shrink Pores and Get Beautifully Clear Skin
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17. Steam Facial
Wash your face with a mild cleanser, then steam your pores open by putting your face over a pot of very hot water. Be careful not to burn your face. After about 5 minutes, rinse your face with cold water immediately afterwards.
18. Honey
This sounds like a sticky problem, but raw, organic honey is one of the best washes you can use for your skin. It is antibacterial and has super healing compounds when it comes to your skin. Mix some raw, organic honey and plain, unsweetened yogurt and apply it to your face. Allow to sit for 5 minutes, and then rinse off with cool water. Do these three or four times each week for best results. Find out how to make a natural toner for oily skin with honey.
19. Almond Scrub
Almonds contain skin restorative compounds that will make your skin beautifully smooth and clear. Get 5 or 6 unsalted almonds and crush them well. Add a few drops of lemon juice, and then grind this mixture to make a paste. You can add a few more drops of lemon juice if you need to in order to make a smooth paste. Apply to your face and leave it on for 20 minutes. Rinse off with cold water.
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20. Fuller’s Earth
Mix two tablespoons of fuller’s earth with one tablespoon each of whole milk and honey. (Don’t use nut milk here, use whole cow’s milk.) Combine all ingredients well, and then apply to your face. Allow to sit for 15 minutes, and then rinse with cold water. This will nourish your sin and shrink open pores.
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