Dark Spots + Discoloration
Dryness
Dullness + Uneven Skin
Loss of Firmness + Elasticity
Puffiness + Dark Circles
Wrinkles + Fine Lines

How To Shrink Pores! (12 DIY methods to minimize their appearance)

[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text (Desktop)” _builder_version=”3.3.1″ disabled=”off” disabled_on=”on|on|”]

Some people would do anything to shrink pores. But pores, be it large pores or small, aren’t your enemy! In fact, they are your skin’s best friend.

So, What Are Pores?

Pores are found all over your body and are actually the opening at the top of your hair follicle. In fact, for every hair on your body, there’s a skin pore.

 

Pores are responsible for releasing oil (sebum) and toxins from your skin. Sebum is released through your pores to help moisturize the skin, while sweat helps your body to regulate temperature. Sweat, on the other hand, is produced by separate glands across the skin. But that doesn’t mean that it can’t help to clog your pores.

 

Take a look at your hands, your feet, and more obviously… your face. Your skin’s pores are conduits. Think of them as vent holes (or chimney pipes) that remove waste products from your body up through your layers of skin. Though the appearance of large pores can be incredibly frustrating, we need pores to perform these essential functions. That said, they have a pretty big job and can grow larger for a variety of reasons.

 

If the pores on your face are more noticeable than on other areas of your body, it may be due to the fact that the skin on your face tends to produce more oil than places like your feet. For this reason, many people have larger pores on their face.

 

The overall size of your pores is determined by genetics (your DNA) and that’s something you have zero control over. However, there are other factors that can come into play and increase their appearance. These include UV sun exposure, clogged skin, acne, and aging skin cells.

 

No matter what the cause, if you can keep your pores clean, you can reduce the appearance of large pores. But it’s important to note that too much cleansing can backfire, causing your pores to produce more oil.

Resurface Restore Desktop | Beverly Hills MD

 

Here are 12 ways to shrink your pores, fast!

1. Never Skip Your Skincare Regimen.

Lack of cleanliness is one of the main contributing factors to large pores. If you do not wash your face every day, the likelihood of oil and sebum buildup greatly increases. So, never skip your cleansing skincare regimen! Always use a high-quality cleansing oil to remove makeup at night, and in the morning to eliminate any dirt, or grime left behind from your linens during sleep.

shrink pores | Beverly Hills Md2. Exfoliate.

Your skin is the largest organ of your body, and a vital piece of the elimination system. As it is constantly removing toxins and pollutants via the pores, it is also continuously regenerating. During this process, dead skin cells can accumulate on the skin, clogging your pores and making them look larger. Exfoliation sloughs off dead skin cells to shrink your pores instantly! The best natural ways to exfoliate include citrus, oatmeal soaps and a gentle massage with a textured cloth. Avoid store-bought ones because of their abrasive ingredients and stick with DIY recipes.

3. Clay.

There are many different varieties of clay you can use on your face. But no matter what you choose, clay masks work wonders on reducing the appearance of large pores! Try a restorative and calming clay mask. The best clays for relaxing facials include kaolin, and bentonite.

4. Heat it Up.

Heat is a great, natural way to open your pores. And it’s so simple! To apply heat to your face, you can use a facial steam bath with nothing but filtered water, a large pot, and your stovetop. Just fill the pot, turn the heat on a low setting and allow the steam to wash over your face. Slowly inhale, and exhale over the pot. As you do this, allow the steam to penetrate the skin for roughly 10 minutes. This opens the pores and helps them eliminate build-up faster. If you want additional aromatherapy benefits, add 5-10 drops of your favorite cleansing essential oil, such as lavender, clary sage and lemon.

5. Apply SPF Protection.

Sun exposure can wreak havoc on your pores. As the UV rays hit your skin, it creates free radicals which can harm healthy skin cells. This damage forces your skin to work harder to produce new cells, and can make pores appear larger. Always apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a SPF of 15 or higher, to protect from both UVA and UVB rays that can damage your even skin tone with harmful free radicals.

6. Eat Probiotic Foods.shrink pores | Beverly Hills Md

It may sound like science fiction, but there are an estimated 100+ trillion microscopic bacteria that call your face “home.” They are working hard to keep your skin healthy, and for this reason, adding probiotic foods to your diet may help to eliminate impurities that make your pores look big. You see, probiotic foods contain “good” bacteria that can help to balance the millions of living microbiota on your face. For this reason, you may want to add these probiotic foods to your diet: yogurt, dark chocolate, sauerkraut, microalgae, and miso soup. Additionally, you can make a powerful probiotic beverage right at home called kefir, with this simple recipe. Delicious, fizzy and easy-to-make, kefir is a great way to maintain healthy skin, and promote the appearance of smaller looking pores.

7. Add Egg Whites.

Containing all of the amino acids (proteins) needed to keep your skin healthy and youthful looking, eggs provide the essential nutrients needed to boost collagen and elastin production in the skin. As nature’s perfect source of protein, egg whites make a great DIY face mask to reduce pore size.

 

To make an egg white mask, place the whites of one large egg into a bowl and whip with a blender until the mixture forms peaks. Then you can apply it to your clean, dry face. Leave for 15-20 minutes and allow the mask to dry, then wash off with warm water. The egg white mask will have a tightening effect.

8. Call Cleopatra.

This Egyptian queen knew that a milk bath is a MUST for healthy skin. Back in ancient times, Cleopatra soaked in cow’s milk to nourish her skin. But today, you’ll find that goat’s milk is a better option, as it is closer to the natural pH of your skin.

 

Goat’s milk is alkaline with a pH of 7.4, where cow’s milk is acidic with a pH of 6.7 – 6.5. So, skip the cow’s milk, and opt for a more pH balanced option instead! To apply goat’s milk to your face, simply splash it on. Or alternatively, you can dab it on with a swab.

9. Get Witchy.

Witch hazel is an inexpensive astringent. And as an astringent, it contracts body tissues including your pores, to make them look smaller – instantly! Dap it on your face with a cotton swab in the morning or in the evening to cleanse the skin and reveal smaller pores.

shrink pores | Beverly Hills Md10. Rosewater.

This hydrosol (floral water) is highly fragrant, and acts as a natural astringent for your face. You can make rosewater at home by steaming rose petals, or purchase it. Ideally, you may want to combine witch hazel and rosewater to make a spritz you can take along with you to the office or the gym, to keep your pores clean on-the-go!

11. Green Tea.

This type of tea is LOADED with antioxidants to nourish your skin, but it also acts as a skin toner to tighten the appearance of pores. A potent source of naturally occurring caffeine, green tea also boosts circulation to revitalize a dull complexion.2

 

To use green tea as a toner, brew a bag in boiling water, and allow it to cool before using it. You can apply green tea skin toner to your pores with a cotton swab, or as a spritz from a spray bottle.

12. Apply Retinol.

Also known as Vitamin A1, retinol is able to reduce the cohesiveness of skin cells, making it easier to free up clogged pores. This nourishing vitamin can be found in carotenoid-rich foods like apricots, carrots, mango, cantaloupe, sweet potatoes, collard greens, turnip greens, and red palm oil. For best results, consider applying a retinol product directly to trouble spots to clean out pores, such as Resurface + Restore daily peel pads.

Finally …

There’s an asset to having large pores – if you’re willing to wait for it. Because large pores produce more oil this can actually be an advantage as you age. As you grow older your skin starts to produce less oil and therefore becomes much drier. And, dry skin can cause you to appear older and more wrinkled than you actually are. So take heart that those large pores will end up keeping your skin more moisturized and youthful-looking than your small-pored friends.

 

Yes, large pores can be embarrassing. But don’t just live with them. Try these 12 tips to shrink pores fast, or at least the appearance of, so you can face the world feeling confident and beautiful about your skin!

Article updated: March 21, 2018

 

For more skin care tips, keep reading on our blog here:
The Best Way To Unclog Pores On Your Face
Stop Exfoliating Your Skin with Baking Soda! (3 reasons why)
How to Remove Blackheads Safely and Naturally


Sources
1 Essential oils used in aromatherapy: A systemic review. Babar Ali, Naser Ali Al-Wabel.
2 Jagdeo J, Brody N. Complementary antioxidant function of caffeine and green tea polyphenols in normal human skin fibroblasts. J Drugs Dermatol. 2011 Jul;10(7):753-61.

[/et_pb_text][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text (Mobile)” _builder_version=”3.3.1″ disabled=”off” disabled_on=”||on”]

Some people would do anything to shrink pores. But pores, be it large pores or small, aren’t your enemy! In fact, they are your skin’s best friend.

So, What Are Pores?

Pores are found all over your body and are actually the opening at the top of your hair follicle. In fact, for every hair on your body, there’s a skin pore.

 

Pores are responsible for releasing oil (sebum) and toxins from your skin. Sebum is released through your pores to help moisturize the skin, while sweat helps your body to regulate temperature. Sweat, on the other hand, is produced by separate glands across the skin. But that doesn’t mean that it can’t help to clog your pores.

 

Take a look at your hands, your feet, and more obviously… your face. Your skin’s pores are conduits. Think of them as vent holes (or chimney pipes) that remove waste products from your body up through your layers of skin. Though the appearance of large pores can be incredibly frustrating, we need pores to perform these essential functions. That said, they have a pretty big job and can grow larger for a variety of reasons.

 

If the pores on your face are more noticeable than on other areas of your body, it may be due to the fact that the skin on your face tends to produce more oil than places like your feet. For this reason, many people have larger pores on their face.

 

The overall size of your pores is determined by genetics (your DNA) and that’s something you have zero control over. However, there are other factors that can come into play and increase their appearance. These include UV sun exposure, clogged skin, acne, and aging skin cells.

 

No matter what the cause, if you can keep your pores clean, you can reduce the appearance of large pores. But it’s important to note that too much cleansing can backfire, causing your pores to produce more oil.

Resurface Restore Mobile Banner

 

Here are 12 ways to shrink your pores, fast!

1. Never Skip Your Skincare Regimen.

Lack of cleanliness is one of the main contributing factors to large pores. If you do not wash your face every day, the likelihood of oil and sebum buildup greatly increases. So, never skip your cleansing skincare regimen! Always use a high-quality cleansing oil to remove makeup at night, and in the morning to eliminate any dirt, or grime left behind from your linens during sleep.

shrink pores | Beverly Hills Md2. Exfoliate.

Your skin is the largest organ of your body, and a vital piece of the elimination system. As it is constantly removing toxins and pollutants via the pores, it is also continuously regenerating. During this process, dead skin cells can accumulate on the skin, clogging your pores and making them look larger. Exfoliation sloughs off dead skin cells to shrink your pores instantly! The best natural ways to exfoliate include citrus, oatmeal soaps and a gentle massage with a textured cloth. Avoid store-bought ones because of their abrasive ingredients and stick with DIY recipes.

3. Clay.

There are many different varieties of clay you can use on your face. But no matter what you choose, clay masks work wonders on reducing the appearance of large pores! Try a restorative and calming clay mask. The best clays for relaxing facials include kaolin, and bentonite.

4. Heat it Up.

Heat is a great, natural way to open your pores. And it’s so simple! To apply heat to your face, you can use a facial steam bath with nothing but filtered water, a large pot, and your stovetop. Just fill the pot, turn the heat on a low setting and allow the steam to wash over your face. Slowly inhale, and exhale over the pot. As you do this, allow the steam to penetrate the skin for roughly 10 minutes. This opens the pores and helps them eliminate build-up faster. If you want additional aromatherapy benefits, add 5-10 drops of your favorite cleansing essential oil, such as lavender, clary sage and lemon.

5. Apply SPF Protection.

Sun exposure can wreak havoc on your pores. As the UV rays hit your skin, it creates free radicals which can harm healthy skin cells. This damage forces your skin to work harder to produce new cells, and can make pores appear larger. Always apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a SPF of 15 or higher, to protect from both UVA and UVB rays that can damage your even skin tone with harmful free radicals.

6. Eat Probiotic Foods.shrink pores | Beverly Hills Md

It may sound like science fiction, but there are an estimated 100+ trillion microscopic bacteria that call your face “home.” They are working hard to keep your skin healthy, and for this reason, adding probiotic foods to your diet may help to eliminate impurities that make your pores look big. You see, probiotic foods contain “good” bacteria that can help to balance the millions of living microbiota on your face. For this reason, you may want to add these probiotic foods to your diet: yogurt, dark chocolate, sauerkraut, microalgae, and miso soup. Additionally, you can make a powerful probiotic beverage right at home called kefir, with this simple recipe. Delicious, fizzy and easy-to-make, kefir is a great way to maintain healthy skin, and promote the appearance of smaller looking pores.

7. Add Egg Whites.

Containing all of the amino acids (proteins) needed to keep your skin healthy and youthful looking, eggs provide the essential nutrients needed to boost collagen and elastin production in the skin. As nature’s perfect source of protein, egg whites make a great DIY face mask to reduce pore size.

 

To make an egg white mask, place the whites of one large egg into a bowl and whip with a blender until the mixture forms peaks. Then you can apply it to your clean, dry face. Leave for 15-20 minutes and allow the mask to dry, then wash off with warm water. The egg white mask will have a tightening effect.

8. Call Cleopatra.

This Egyptian queen knew that a milk bath is a MUST for healthy skin. Back in ancient times, Cleopatra soaked in cow’s milk to nourish her skin. But today, you’ll find that goat’s milk is a better option, as it is closer to the natural pH of your skin.

 

Goat’s milk is alkaline with a pH of 7.4, where cow’s milk is acidic with a pH of 6.7 – 6.5. So, skip the cow’s milk, and opt for a more pH balanced option instead! To apply goat’s milk to your face, simply splash it on. Or alternatively, you can dab it on with a swab.

9. Get Witchy.

Witch hazel is an inexpensive astringent. And as an astringent, it contracts body tissues including your pores, to make them look smaller – instantly! Dap it on your face with a cotton swab in the morning or in the evening to cleanse the skin and reveal smaller pores.

shrink pores | Beverly Hills Md10. Rosewater.

This hydrosol (floral water) is highly fragrant, and acts as a natural astringent for your face. You can make rosewater at home by steaming rose petals, or purchase it. Ideally, you may want to combine witch hazel and rosewater to make a spritz you can take along with you to the office or the gym, to keep your pores clean on-the-go!

11. Green Tea.

This type of tea is LOADED with antioxidants to nourish your skin, but it also acts as a skin toner to tighten the appearance of pores. A potent source of naturally occurring caffeine, green tea also boosts circulation to revitalize a dull complexion.2

 

To use green tea as a toner, brew a bag in boiling water, and allow it to cool before using it. You can apply green tea skin toner to your pores with a cotton swab, or as a spritz from a spray bottle.

12. Apply Retinol.

Also known as Vitamin A1, retinol is able to reduce the cohesiveness of skin cells, making it easier to free up clogged pores. This nourishing vitamin can be found in carotenoid-rich foods like apricots, carrots, mango, cantaloupe, sweet potatoes, collard greens, turnip greens, and red palm oil. For best results, consider applying a retinol product directly to trouble spots to clean out pores, such as Resurface + Restore daily peel pads.

Finally …

There’s an asset to having large pores – if you’re willing to wait for it. Because large pores produce more oil this can actually be an advantage as you age. As you grow older your skin starts to produce less oil and therefore becomes much drier. And, dry skin can cause you to appear older and more wrinkled than you actually are. So take heart that those large pores will end up keeping your skin more moisturized and youthful-looking than your small-pored friends.

 

Yes, large pores can be embarrassing. But don’t just live with them. Try these 12 tips to shrink pores fast, or at least the appearance of, so you can face the world feeling confident and beautiful about your skin!

Article updated: March 21, 2018

 

For more skin care tips, keep reading on our blog here:
The Best Way To Unclog Pores On Your Face
Stop Exfoliating Your Skin with Baking Soda! (3 reasons why)
How to Remove Blackheads Safely and Naturally


Sources
1 Essential oils used in aromatherapy: A systemic review. Babar Ali, Naser Ali Al-Wabel.
2 Jagdeo J, Brody N. Complementary antioxidant function of caffeine and green tea polyphenols in normal human skin fibroblasts. J Drugs Dermatol. 2011 Jul;10(7):753-61.

[/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section]

Updated Privacy Policy

We've revised our Privacy Policy pursuant to GDPR.
Please take a moment to review.

This privacy policy is only applicable to European Union residents. We respect your privacy and appreciate the importance of your trust. As part of our efforts to help you understand how we handle the personal information you share with us, and in compliance with the European General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), please review the following terms carefully.

1. General Terms

As more fully described below, we may collect and process certain information that is provided by you to us. We have a legal basis for collecting and processing such information because:

  • You have given us permission to do so;
  • We must provide services to you in conjunction with a purchase order that you have placed on our website; and/or
  • We are required to do so in order to comply with applicable law.

The Section below describes the types of information that we may collect from you and our business purposes for collecting such information.

2. What is Not Covered in this Policy?

Our website sometimes links to services run by other companies, such as paying for product orders through PayPal®. Those companies have their own privacy policies, so please remember that the information you provide to them will follow their policies and not ours.

3. Information that We Collect and Process.

Information Provided by You:

We may collect Personal Information that you provide to us. “Personal Information” is information that can be used to identify you individually, and includes items such as your name, home address, e-mail address, telephone number, demographic information, and/or payment information, such as your account or card number, if used to make a purchase from our Website. If you maintain an account on our website, Personal Information may also include a user name, password and answers to our security questions. The type of Personal Information that we may collect depends on your use of this Website and what information you provide to us. Please note that in order to purchase any of the Products offered from our Website, you will be required to provide us with your name, billing address, shipping address, e-mail address and credit card number. If you sign up for our Beverly Hills MD Loyalty Rewards Program, you will be required to provide us with your email and a password.

For more information on our Beverly Hills MD Loyalty Rewards Program, please see our Terms and Conditions here.

Analytical Information:

We and our third-party service providers may also use a variety of technologies that automatically or passively collect information about how this Website is accessed and used (known as “Usage Information”). “Usage Information” may include the type of browser and device you used to access our Website, your operating system and application version, the web pages accessed by you, the time you accessed these web pages, preceding web page views, and your use of any features or applications on this Website. Statistical data like this helps us understand what is interesting and relevant to our customers, so we can best adapt our content for our customers’ benefit.

We and our third-party service providers may also automatically collect an email address, IP address, location, carrier information or other unique identifier information from the computer, mobile device, technology or other device you use to access this Website. We may use this information to, amongst other things, administer this Website, help diagnose server problems, analyze trends, track web page movements, improve our services, match collected information to postal addresses, help identify you and your shopping cart, help us tailor special offers to you, and gather broad demographic information for collected use.

Cookies and Other Technology:

Like many sites, our Website employs cookies, JavaScript tags and Web beacons (also known as clear GIF technology or “action tags”) to speed your navigation of our Website, recognize you and your access privileges, and track usage of our Website. Cookies are small pieces of information that are stored as text files by your Internet browser on your computer’s hard drive. We use both persistent cookies and third-party cookies. Persistent and third-party cookies enable us to track and target the interests of our customers to enhance your experience on our Website. Persistent cookies are used to make it easier for you to navigate our Website and remain on your hard drive for an extended period of time. Third party cookies are only used for short-term tracking.

Most Internet browsers are initially set up to accept cookies. You may download an opt-out cookie here to disable any and all cookies we employ to track and enhance your user experience– however, your ability to use the website will be then limited and/or unavailable.

Please note that this opt-out is cookie-based (i.e., a cookie must be on your computer to tell our systems that you have opted-out). If you delete, block or otherwise restrict all cookies, this opt-out may not be effective. Further, because different computers and different Internet browsers all require their own version of the opt-out cookie, you must perform this opt-out process on all computers and browsers that you wish to be opted-out.

4. Our Use and Sharing of Your Information.

We use the information that we collect about you for a variety reasons, including the following:

  • Verifying your identity;
  • Fulfilling your product orders;
  • Processing any product returns, exchanges or subscriptions;
  • Responding to your questions;
  • Communicating with you about your purchases and activities on this Website;
  • Inviting you to participate in a survey regarding your health, our products or websites, which are always voluntary on your part;
  • Improving the Website, loyalty programs and our customers’ experience;
  • Sending you emails and other marketing communications; and/or
  • Sending notices or information.
  • We may also use and disclose any information that is aggregated or de-identified so that it does not identify you personally, in our discretion.

If you provide us with a payment card when placing an order on our website, we use third-parties to validate your card, authenticate your identity and “tokenize” your payment credentials to make your payments more secure. Your “tokenized” credentials will be stored in your account in order to help make future purchases more convenient. You may delete or edit the stored payment methods in your account at any time by visiting our website or contacting customer support.

We may share your Personal Information as follows:

  • With our vendors, consultants, agents, contractors, and other service providers or sub-processors (discussed more fully below) that we use to support our business;
  • To provide you with any information or services that you request;
  • To respond to subpoenas, court orders, and other legal process, or as otherwise required by law;
  • To exercise our legal rights or to defend ourselves against legal claims, to enforce our contracts, to investigate, respond to and resolve problems or inquiries (including governmental inquiries), or to permit us to pursue available remedies or limit the damages that we may sustain;
  • In connection with an actual or potential merger, sale, acquisition, assignment, or transfer of all or part of our assets, affiliates, lines of business, or products and services, including at bankruptcy;
  • With our affiliates, subsidiaries, or parent companies; and
  • With your consent.

We contract with certain sub-processors to assist us in providing services to our customers. These sub-processors use the Personal Information that you submit to us in order to perform the following tasks:

  • Order processing at checkout;
  • Credit card authorization, tokenization and identity verification;
  • Order shipping and handling;
  • Emailing newsletters and other promotional materials for those customers on our mailing list;
  • Adapting content, advertisements and offers;
  • Storing and “backing up” our customer records.

5. Security and Your Information.

No data transmission over the Internet or website can be guaranteed to be secure from intrusion. However, we and our subprocessors maintain commercially reasonable physical, electronic and procedural safeguards to protect your Personal Information in accordance with data protection legislative requirements. We follow the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) when handling credit card data. We also recommend that you take steps to protect against unauthorized access to your account through shared or public computers, devices, and applications.

6. How Long We Will Retain Your Information.

We will not retain your Personal Information for longer than necessary. Your e-mail address will be retained on our mailing list until you request that we stop sending you advertising communications. We will retain your other Personal Information in order to provide you with the ability to act on our Product warranties, to fulfill any Product subscriptions and/or for business record and legal purposes.

For example, we may keep just enough of your personal information to ensure that we comply with your request to erase your personal information, or to exercise or defend our legal claims.

7. Consent to Processing Information.

This Website is governed by and operated in accordance with the laws of the State of California and the United States, and is intended for the enjoyment of residents of the United States. If you are located outside of the United States, please be aware that information we collect will be transferred to and processed in the United States.

8. Third Party Links and Services

Our Website may contain links to third-party websites and products and services. We do not control such linked websites and this Privacy Policy does not apply to those websites. We encourage you to read the privacy policy of any third-party website that you visit before you provide any information to that website’s owner.

9. Our Children’s Policy.

This Website is not directed to children under the age of sixteen (16). Children may not use our Website or purchase our products, and we do not knowingly collect any personal information from children under the age of sixteen (16). We have no way of distinguishing the age of individuals who access our Website. If a child has provided us with personal information, the parent or guardian should contact us to remove the information and opt out of promotional opportunities using the contact link provided below.

10. Changes and Updates to our Privacy Policy.

We may change this Privacy Policy at any time without prior notice to you. Any changes that we make will be effective immediately upon our posting of the revised Privacy Policy on this Website. Your continued use of this Website constitutes your consent to any changes made. We will use your Personal Information in a manner consistent with the Privacy Policy in effect at the time you submitted your Personal Information, unless you later consent to a revised policy. We encourage you to periodically review this page for the latest information on our privacy practices.

11. Your Personal Data Rights pursuant to GDPR.

As you may know, GDPR provides European citizens certain rights with respect to the access and control of their personal data. For your convenience, we have summarized these rights here. In the event you wish to contact us regarding any of these rights, or for any other reason, please use the link provided in Section 12.

  • Access your personal data: You have the right to be informed of and request access to the personal data we process about you.
  • Update your personal data: You have the right to request that we amend or update personal data in our possession that is inaccurate or incomplete.
  • Restrict the use of your personal data: You have the right to request that we stop processing all or some of your personal data.
  • Object to or complain about the use of your personal data: You have the right to object to us processing your personal data if we no longer have a legitimate or legal need to do so. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority regarding our use of your personal data.
  • Port your personal data: You have the right to request a copy of the personal data in our possession in a machine-readable format, as well as the right to transmit that personal data for use with another party’s service.
  • Erase your personal data: You have the right to request that we delete your personal data.

Please note that while we will try to accommodate your requests, there may be times when we might not be able to help. For example, if you have recently purchased a product from us and this product is still within its applicable Money Back Guarantee period, we will not be able to honor a request to erase your personal data unless you first agree to waive your right to the Money Back Guarantee.

12. Questions or Requests?

In the event that you have any questions regarding our use of your personal information or wish to submit a request to view, modify, erase or restrict our processing of your personal information, please contact our Data Protection Officer here.

Last revised: November 30, 2022