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Why does it look ugly?
- Inside each pores are small sebaceous glands that produce oils that protect our skin from external influences. However, this environment is also conducive to bacterial growth.
- If the activity of the glands increases and produces more oil, it closes the pores of the face. And here it allows the bacteria to multiply faster. As soon as the body detects these bacteria, it immediately sends leukocytes to that place. Redness and other blemishes may appear here.