From my experience working with clients facing enlarged pores, a holistic approach combining targeted treatments and good habits is key to lasting results. For example, clay masks like the pore-minimizing clay stick help absorb excess oil and clear out impurities, which reduces the appearance of pores temporarily while calming the skin. One important step I emphasize is avoiding the temptation to pick or squeeze blackheads, as this can worsen pore size and skin texture due to inflammation. Instead, gentle treatments like red light therapy can promote skin healing and reduce pore visibility by improving circulation and collagen production. I also recommend applying cooling clay or clarifying masks stored in the fridge; the cold temperature tightens the skin temporarily, delivering a refreshing sensation that supports pore refinement. Following up with serums specially formulated to minimize pores seals in these benefits and hydrates without clogging. Supporting the skin barrier is critical—using soothing, barrier-repairing products prevents irritation and keeps pores healthy over time. Clients often notice significant improvements when combining professional facials with consistent home care focusing on hydration, sun protection, and non-comedogenic products. Lastly, patience is essential. Pore minimization is gradual, and maintaining good skincare routines alongside professional treatments delivers the best, most sustained results in skin clarity, smoothness, and glow.