What to do about blackheads on nose during adolescence?

People in adolescence usually have more active endocrine system. Generally, many secretions in the body cannot be discharged in time. Over time, blackheads will form. If blackheads are not handled properly, it is easy to damage the skin and cause the pores to become larger. To deal with blackheads, you need to use scientific methods and choose a method that suits you.

What to do with blackheads on nose during puberty?

1. Salt

After washing your face, while your skin is not completely dry, apply an appropriate amount of salt (cooking salt will do) on your nose and massage in circles. You will feel the salt slowly melting (I used fine salt). Continue massaging, and after about ten minutes (you can feel it yourself), rinse it off with clean water!

2. Remove blackheads with makeup remover

Before removing blackheads, apply a hot towel on your face for 3 minutes to open the pores on your face, which will make it easier to remove blackheads. Then apply makeup remover oil to the blackheads, and then use your fingertips to massage the blackheads in clockwise circles. Gradually you will find that the blackheads will slowly seep out, then wash it with warm water, and it is best to wash it again with cold water to achieve the effect of shrinking the pores.

3. Add appropriate amount of salt to the facial cleanser. When washing your face, squeeze a little facial cleanser into the palm of your hand, add an appropriate amount of salt, gently rub to produce foam, and then place it on the wings of your nose to massage and clean. Long-term persistence can effectively prevent and remove blackheads.

4. Mix vinegar and hot water, and steam your face to remove blackheads. Vinegar can soften blackheads. After steaming your face, the blackheads on your nose can be easily removed. At this time, you only need to gently squeeze your nose with a tissue to remove the blackheads.

How to remove blackheads on nose?

Remove blackheads with egg white: prepare clean cotton pads, tear the originally thick cotton pads into thinner sheets, the thinner the better; open an egg, separate the egg white from the yolk, and keep the egg white for later use; soak the torn cotton pads in egg white, drain them slightly and stick them on the tip of your nose; wait for ten to fifteen minutes, and carefully tear off the cotton pads after they are completely dry.

Use salt to remove blackheads: After washing your face, apply an appropriate amount of salt (cooking salt will do) on your nose while your skin is still wet, and massage in circles. You will feel the salt slowly melting. Continue massaging, and rinse with clean water after about ten minutes! Note: It will definitely hurt if you have pimples or wounds on your skin, so use with caution; this method is not recommended for people with sensitive skin.

Use mung bean powder to remove blackheads: Ingredients: mung bean powder, oil-absorbing paper (or facial tissue, but facial tissue is not as easy to use as oil-absorbing paper) and a few bottles of mineral water. Wash your face with appropriate amount of water in the mung bean powder, stir it into a paste, apply it to the areas where blackheads need to be removed, and when the mung bean powder is almost dry, tear off the oil-absorbing paper.

Use baby oil to massage and remove blackheads: The main ingredient of baby oil is mineral oil, so using it to dissolve the oil component of blackheads will definitely be effective. After cleansing your face, start massaging the blackheads on your nose with baby oil. After about half an hour, you can feel the oil being massaged out.