Why do some people have no pores? They are just smaller

The simplest meaning of pore is "hole where hair grows".

To put it in a more profound way, it is the pore structure exposed on the grain surface of the hide or leather after removing the hair roots. The epidermis of animals has different pore sizes and special arrangements, forming different skin textures.

Pores have many important functions, and they can excrete secretions from sebaceous glands.

For some people, because of the large pores on their faces, they have to keep a distance when talking to others, for fear that the other person has 5.0 vision and can see them clearly.

If you have large pores, you can use a facial steamer. Using a facial steamer correctly can improve the problem of large pores. I heard that the effect is quite good.

After using the facial steamer, you can soak a towel with cold water, wring it dry, and apply it to your face to close the open pores.

It is best to perform this step every time after using a facial steamer, so that the facial steamer can help shrink the pores.

In addition to medical treatment, there is also a simple and crude method, which is ice compress. The pores also follow the principle of opening when exposed to heat and contracting when exposed to cold. If you take good care of yourself, both boys and girls can wear their favorite shorts and skirts in the hot summer.

Why do some people seem to have no pores? I am really envious of this.

It turns out that those people do not have zero pores, but their pores are smaller and less noticeable. Because everyone needs to sweat, it is impossible to have no pores.

When old cuticles accumulate on the skin, the skin will become thicker and rougher. The skin will become dull and dry because it cannot absorb moisture, which will accelerate oil secretion and cause the pores to become larger again.
In addition, aging and a skin environment that is oily on the outside and dry on the inside can also cause pores to become enlarged.

Some small particles on the legs are also pores. It has a more professional name, called keratosis pilaris.

It looks a lot like goose bumps, so keratosis pilaris is also commonly known as "chicken skin".

Chicken skin is not painful or itchy, but it is extremely dry and flaky. It usually appears on the outer side of the upper arms, thighs, neck, and even the entire back and cheeks.

"Chicken skin" is natural and cannot be "completely cured", but it can be effectively improved.

You can use a mild exfoliating shower gel or bath salts, but don't take a bath several times a day, which is very bad for "chicken skin"!

After taking a shower, we can also use some moisturizing body lotion to relieve the phenomenon of enlarged pores. We should also eat more foods rich in vitamin A, pay attention to the intake of condiments, and eat more vegetables and fruits.