Pores are tiny openings that release sweat and oil to keep your skin balanced and healthy. While genetics largely determine pore size, several other factors can make them appear larger, especially around the nose, where oil glands are most active. What Causes Large Pores on the Nose? Genetics & oil production:  If you have naturally oily skin, your pores may look more visible. Men often have more sebaceous glands, which can also make pores appear larger. Aging & sun exposure:

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In this special PHTV4 interview, Jill Stetson of SkinTrust shares essential skincare wisdom for navigating uncertain times with confidence and care. From the power of a simplified three-step routine to emerging technologies like nano-infusion, Jill breaks down how to care for your skin, manage stress, and age beautifully, inside and out. Tune in to hear why self-care isn’t a luxury. It’s a necessity!

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