Why do pores appear larger with age?

Published: 1-Dec-2020 Featured companies: Croda Beauty
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Why do pores appear larger with age?

With advancing age, the architecture around the pore structure breaks down and pores begin to sag, making pores appear larger.

To address this issue, Sederma’s natural cyclic-peptide complex PoreTect was clinically shown to rejuvenate the appearance of pores for a youthful glow.

Our COSMOS eco-designed active demonstrated a proven efficacy during clinical testing performed on both Caucasian and Chinese panel.

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