Are these little things clogged pores?

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Chante M.

Feb 8, 2015

Chante M.

I am not sure if you can see in the picture but there are these tiny small bump like things on my face. they make my foundation look awful and I only use a little bit! I was my face regularly and I have tried using primer to blur it but it does nothing. Do any of you know what it is? or how to blur these little bumps so my skin will not look weird when I wear foundation?

Natasha K.

Feb 8, 2015

Natasha K.

Best to go and receive a facial at a beauty shop they will help them am sure they are called papuls

Brittany F.

Feb 8, 2015

Brittany F.

Yes that's essentially exactly what they are :) you need to exfoliate often, and products with salicylic acid seem to be effective as they remove dirt from the bottom up

Kitty K.

Feb 9, 2015

Kitty K.

Most likely, I agree on getting a facial. Those suckers are hard to remove no matter what you use and most products only affect the outermost layer ( Meaning its still there and may re appear ). I usually go for facials once a month as its easier to prevent than to keep throwing products and spending way more.

Rachel S.

Feb 10, 2015

Rachel S.

Those are called papules, little tiny pimples under your skin's surface. I reccomemd a facial or at home face masks :)

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