Hey “BD beauties”!
Today I’m coming to you with another post under the category
about acne. I genuinely type these posts out top you all because I suffer with
acne myself. It’s always an ongoing battle trying out various products and also
spending a lot on dermatologists. Before treating your acne you should always
know how they are caused and also ways to control acne. Makeup for acne is also
something you need to be vigilant on as everything you put on your face will
have either a favourable or adverse reaction.
Black heads are another form of pimple which basically has
dirt clogged in your pores thus being black in colour. These are kind of hard
to control and will keep coming back if the extraction process is done in the
wrong way. You need to extract black heads differently on your nose as opposed
to the rest of your face.
How to remove blackheads on the nose?
Step 1: prepare your skin by washing your face with your
normal cleanser so the dirt on top of your skin is removed.
Step 2: use a scrub to remove most of the black heads and
also dead skin cells that lay on top of the skin preventing the black heads
deep within from being extracted completely. I highly recommend the st. Ives apricot
scrub for blemished skin! People swear by this product for removing black
heads.
Step 3: fill in a pot of water and heat it up until it
boils. Once it starts boiling, take it off the stove and place it on a stale
area and steam your face with a towel over you for about 10 minutes.
Step 4: steaming will open up your pores and kill and
bacteria so now since your pores are open, this is the time to treat our skin. Make
a DIY skin pack with 4 table spoons of baking soda and about 2 table spoons of
water (depending on the consistency). Apply this on your nose and let it dry
for about 10 minutes and wash it off with warm water.
Step 5: now that you have prepped your nose and removed
anything around or top of it, it’s time to extract. Using an extracting tool
(you can purchase this is any beauty supply store or online but make sure to
sanitize it) place the circle area on the blackhead and press it down gently to
bring the black head up. I find the tool is way sanitary and also less aggressive
as using your hands to pop the black head will make it go down even further.
Step 6: since your pores are still open after the
extraction, close your pores using an alcohol free toner.
Thank you for this! I hate having blackheads on my nose!
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DeleteI always take steam once in a week.. nice tips!!
ReplyDeleteThis is actually very helpful. Thanks :)
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nice info, I'll try.. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat post - very informative! Blackheads are so pesky!
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Nice post Jeeshan!
ReplyDeleteSuch a detailed and nice post Jees :)
ReplyDeleteWow - this is really good advice! I dont get many black heads but at least now when one pops up I can remove it simply :-D
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