Black head problems

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Yes T.

Oct 23, 2013

Yes T.

I get black heads on my nose and chin. I was wondering if anyone knows a way to get rid of them:)

J M.

Oct 23, 2013

J M.

Check out Michelle Phans YouTube chanel she has a video on diy pore strips.. Trust me it works!

Abby L.

Oct 23, 2013

Abby L.

Biore pore strips

Brittany F.

Oct 23, 2013

Brittany F.

When it comes to blackheads salicylic acid is always the best. The way salicylic acid works is by dissolving things in layers, so it's perfect for getting deep into pores and getting rid if whatever is clogging them, I definitely suggest finding a cleanser with it and adding it to your every day skin care routine for getting rid of and preventing them afterwards, especially if you're prone to them. For a quick fix Pore strips are always great, though they tend to only grab the fresher ones that aren't so settled and tight. If you're really in a rush and you have some tougher ones that won't go away, there are black head extraction tools that you can use to squeeze the dirts out without pushing bacteria deeper or damaging your skin, you can get them at some drug stores by the tweezers and all that, or any beauty supply store.

Vanessa W.

Oct 23, 2013

Vanessa W.

Steam your face to open the pores. Then use purchased or diy pore strips. This is a classic method that works great! The steaming is really important to open the pores, the pore strips work so much better that way. :)

Yes T.

Oct 25, 2013

Yes T.

Thank you do much guys. I'm going to try these for sure!

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