by Kaitlyn McLintock Summer can be rough on our skin. Not only are we exposed to more sun and heat, but we’re also swimming in salt water and chlorine, swiping on sunscreen left and right, and sweating more than usual. It’s no wonder clogged pores start to appear and then worse become full-blown breakouts. Take it from Corey L. Hartman, board-certified dermatologist and founder of Skin Wellness Dermatology in Birmingham, Alabama. “Many people see an uptick in clogged pores in the summer due to a few factors. The heat can increase the amount of sweat the body produces, which mixes with natural sebum on the body and can clog pores. Oftentimes, people spend more time outdoors… read more
Derms Explain How to Keep Pores Clear in the Summer Despite Sweat and Sunscreen
June 20, 2022
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