Removing blackheads help and suggestions.

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Lauren S.

Mar 24, 2014

Lauren S.

I'm 15, and I have a TON of blackheads, and huge pores. It's beyond embarrassing and I just want them to go away and minimize my pores. Suggestions?

Maressa H.

Mar 24, 2014

Maressa H.

^^ do they help with old blackheads too or only on ones that just formed? Because I've had bad blackheads for years :(

Erica M.

Mar 25, 2014

Erica M.

Hi Lauren, I'm sorry you're dealing with blackheads. I get them around my nose, and I treat them the same way I treat breakouts, with lemon! Rub lemon juice on your face let it sit for 5-20 minutes. I just rub a lemon wedge all over, but you can dilute the juice with water if you're nervous. Then put a thin layer of real honey on your skin for 10 to 20 minutes, then wash with a gentle cleanser. The lemon is most important and fast, so you can do it each day. You can do the honey less if you don't have time. Even if you can only do each of these things for five minutes each day before you wash your face on the morning, you will really see a big difference! The lemon helps to dry out the pimples and fade any discoloration from them. Honey also moisturizes, keeps oil bay and it has natural antibacterial properties that kill those little red monsters! Fast, cheap and all natural cures that I wish I knew about years ago! Good luck!!:D Remember you are lovely no matter what.❤️

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