Facials, what a healthy habit

Above all my recommendations regarding beauty, I simply come to a conclusion that facials should be a priority in anyone's schedule.  How often do I think is considered a healthy habit? As many as you can afford...just kidding. Generally once a month facial is a good beginning. When a person is dealing with facial pores that produce excessive sebum, I suggest clinical facials twice per month until skin condition improves. For those fortunate individuals who enjoy normal skin, I'd say a pampering facial every two months. 

Personal experience, clinical facials are greatly beneficial for those dealing with "busy" facial pores because the length of the actual facial will be solely dedicated to decongesting them.  Pores have this natural tendency of being there to produce moisture to superficial cells, lubricate hairs, and serve as small drain ducts for the entire body.  They also do not act on a set schedule like an automatic sprinkle system on an expensive home. They are controlled by our skin needs and our emotions and this can carry some inconvenience. If by hereditary means a person's pores produce excessive sweat or oil in time of stress, their internal mechanism unfortunately does not come with a turn-off switch and that can bring a familiar condition: congested pores.

What is Sebum?

Sebum is the name of the mixture of all impurities produce by your pores. Once this mixture is house in your pores there's little hope of getting rid of it. Washing and scrubbing your face is similar to brushing your teeth -it removes the superficial stuff but it falls short when trying to get the deeper one.  Clinical Facials are as effective as using dental floss -it does it deeper and cleaner.