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blackheads
i have blskc heads on the side of my nose that arent noticable but how can i get rid of them? what are some good blackhead treatments that work?
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I get them on my nose too sometimes hun<3 but i use this stuff its called..um, biage pore strips or something like that wat u do is wet ur nose apply the strips...let it dry for about 5-10 minutes and pull it off. it doesnt hurt either...its nothing like waxing or nuthing like that....and there cheap 2 only like 2-3.00 probably. but its really good. hope i helped.
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I GOT THIS FROM A WEBSITE: sounds like itll work pretty darn well.
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REMOVING BLACKHEADS: This isn't a pretty topic, but it is a fact of life and human nature that just leaving a blemish or blackhead alone is almost impossible. Fortunately, gently removing a blackhead or blemish with light-handed squeezing can actually help the skin. Removing the stuff inside a blackhead or especially a pimple relieves the pressure and reduces further damage. Yes, squeezing can be detrimental to the skin, but how you squeeze determines whether you inflict harm. If you oversqueeze, pinch, scrape the skin with your nails, or press too hard, you are absolutely doing more damage than good. Gentle is the key word and, when done right, squeezing with minimal pressure is the best, if not only, way to clean out a blackhead or blemish.
How not to over-squeeze? Although I never recommend steaming the face (heat can cause spider veins to surface and create irritation), a tepid to slightly warm compress over the face can help soften the blackhead or blemish, making removal easier. First, wash your face with a water-soluble cleanser. Pat the skin dry, then place a slightly warm, wet cloth over your face for about 10 to 15 minutes. Once that's done, pat the skin dry again, then using a tissue over each finger to keep you from slipping and tearing the skin, apply even, soft pressure to the sides of the blemish area, gently pressing down and then up around the lesion. Do this once or twice only. If nothing happens, that means the blemish cannot be removed, and continuing will bruise the skin, risk making the infection or lesion worse, and cause scarring. Again, only use gentle pressure, protect your skin by using tissue around your fingers, and do not over-squeeze
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