Blackhead reducing/removing products, or how do you rid of blackheads? (2 Viewers)

[LHJ]

So I get quite a lot of black heads on my nose and wondering what could I do to reduce or better, get rid of these?

I'm thinking of trying Garnier Pure Active Blackhead Scrub or Neutrogena Blackhead Scrub. Has anybody used these and do they work? Which one should I try first?

 

[meilz92]

i use strips

beauty is pain my friend

besides its not that painful anyway

 

[ClockworkSoldier]

Or simply keep your face clean and oil-free.

I have the same problem. I simply need to wash my face twice a day and give a light scrub with a face cloth.

 

[AlleyCat]

mario badescu silver powder
you can buy it at kit cosmetics

 

[emiliieee]

i use strips

beauty is pain my friend

besides its not that painful anyway

i do this. and you get to see the results afterwards when you peel it off ..seeing how many blackheads you got off haha.

 

[ClockworkSoldier]

i do this. and you get to see the results afterwards when you peel it off ..seeing how many blackheads you got off haha.

Charming... Lol.

 

[emiliieee]

better than using the blackhead scrubs.

 

[MonkEE]

You can do a lot of exercise. The sweat cleans the skin.

22 mins everyday cardio - cycling. I couldn't be bothered though.

 

[tonyharrison]

put white out on them

 

[AlleyCat]

You can do a lot of exercise. The sweat cleans the skin.

22 mins everyday cardio - cycling. I couldn't be bothered though.

Wtf are you talking about, this isn't true at ALL

 

[musing]

Use pore strips? Apparently they make your pores bigger so IDK.

 

[emiliieee]

if you were to get rid of pimples then toothpaste is your best friend

edit: im serious

 

[Aerath]

if you were to get rid of pimples then toothpaste is your best friend

edit: im serious

True, but doesn't it make your skin dry as?

 

[MonkEE]

Wtf are you talking about, this isn't true at ALL

Why not? Why are many fit people do not have pimples? People exercise to be healthy. Sweating cleans the pours in your skin...its common sense.

The methods suggested here are useless and lame. It is reactive rather than proactive. Prevention is better than cure.

 

[emiliieee]

True, but doesn't it make your skin dry as?

sort of yes. but i always use a lil bit of water. it does dry up after a long period of time.

 

[Omie Jay]

have a long hot shower and squeeze them all out afterwards when the skin is soft.

or some scrub.

we have garnier pure active facial scrub which i use every now and then.
use some form of scrub regularly for good results.

 

[Omie Jay]

have a long hot shower and squeeze them all out afterwards when the skin is soft.

or some scrub.

we have garnier pure active facial scrub which i use every now and then.
use some form of scrub regularly for good results.

 

[emiliieee]

have a long hot shower and squeeze them all out afterwards when the skin is soft.

or some scrub.

we have garnier pure active facial scrub which i use every now and then.
use some form of scrub regularly for good results.

is that the one in the green bottle? i have think thats the one i have

 

[scarybunny]

Use St Ives apricot scrub (I think there's one specifically for blackheads).

Those biore pore strips are ok, they do get a lot of blackheads out but they hurt like a bitch.


Or go and get a facial where they steam your face and clear all the shit out of your pores. Your face will be a little pink for a few days, but it'll heal up and be nice and clean afterwards. And they'll do it in a nice sterile environment so you don't get infections or scarring.

 

[emiliieee]

Use St Ives apricot scrub (I think there's one specifically for blackheads).

Those biore pore strips are ok, they do get a lot of blackheads out but they hurt like a bitch.


Or go and get a facial where they steam your face and clear all the shit out of your pores. Your face will be a little pink for a few days, but it'll heal up and be nice and clean afterwards. And they'll do it in a nice sterile environment so you don't get infections or scarring.

i use them. theyre pretty good if you know how to use it properly