Even though summer has passed and the weather has cooled down, there are times when you feel that your pores are actually more noticeable when you look in the mirror.
In autumn, as temperatures and humidity drop, the skin's moisture environment changes, and the continuation of summer's UV rays and sebum secretion can make the skin surface appear rough.
As such, rather than viewing autumn pores simply as a problem caused by excess sebum, it is necessary to examine various factors together, such as moisture deficiency, dead skin cells, and changes in elasticity.
As the weather cools down and the air becomes drier, your skin may feel tight after washing your face, or fine lines may become more noticeable than usual.
Especially in areas with thin skin and a lot of movement, such as around the eyes and mouth, fine lines can become more prominent as the skin surface becomes dehydrated.
In this case, rather than simply assuming that wrinkles have suddenly deepened, it is necessary to examine changes in the skin's moisture status and elasticity together.
In autumn, it is common for the skin to feel particularly tight and rough even with the usual skincare routine.
It is also common to experience changes such as the skin drying out quickly, dead skin cells rising, and makeup flaking off after washing your face.
In such cases, it is easy to think that applying more moisturizer than usual will make it better.
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