Blocked pores - need help.

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Salma P.

Sep 27, 2013

Salma P.

I sometimes get these blocked pores on chin that look like hair. I know they're not hair because I can squeeze them gently and they come out (no scarring or anything, but I know- don't squeeze lol). I don't believe they're blackheads. Does anyone know what they could be?

Diana J.

Sep 27, 2013

Diana J.

Maybe there is something wrong about your routine skin care, or if it is a new problem to you maybe it's because hormones.

Maggie G.

Sep 27, 2013

Maggie G.

I would try a new skincare routine like proactive and get a bristle brush to really get in to it and see if that helps.

Tiffany P.

Sep 27, 2013

Tiffany P.

Maybe try exfoliating! Or microdermabrasion.

Ivonne B.

Sep 27, 2013

Ivonne B.

Try a pore refining scrub. This cheap 1 from Walmart works excellent for me. With in the first 3 uses you can see a noticeable difference.

Alessia c.

Sep 27, 2013

Alessia c.

I used to have them on my chin. they're just clogged pores. are they the flesh colored ones? those are so annoying
ever since I've used my clarisonic those bumps are gone. I get a few every now and then but definitely not as much. I think a combination of my clarisonic, weekly masques, and benzoyl peroxide has helped clear them tremendously.

Alessia c.

Sep 27, 2013

Alessia c.

I would avoid most drugstore scrubs since they are very drying and are filled with skin irritating chemicals
sugar, sea salt, or even epsom salt plus coconut or olive oil (you could use most natural oils but I'd avoid vegetable oil) equals an amazing and cheap facial (and even body) scrub :)

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