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Apr 26, 2014
Sarah A.
I want to buy biore to help my
black heads. Does it really work?
Apr 26, 2014
Rida S.
Dunno about biore but try exfoliating with baking soda! it works amazingly well! don't use it if you have sensitive skin as it can be a little harsh.
Apr 26, 2014
Elizabeth F.
The Biore strips do remove blackheads a bit, but I would highly recommend that you look into adding a BHA product into your daily skincare routine. With consistent use, BHA will help to keep that gunk from building-up in your pores in the first place. It also helps to exfoliate the surface of your skin, too, so after a week or two you may notice a general improvement in the tone and texture of your skin. I use the 1% BHA lotion from Paula's Choice twice a day, every day and it has been a real game-changer for my skin.
Apr 26, 2014
Kat Y.
They do work but usually don't get everything so I use some other products to help with blackheads on a regular basis. Biore strips are good for when your pores are particularly clogged and it's super satisfying to see how much it pulls out even if it doesn't get everything. It also loosens the leftovers up a bit and I usually can pull the ones sticking half out with a tweezer afterward.
Apr 26, 2014
Sarah A.
Do you think it'll help with strawberry legs?
Apr 27, 2014
Elizabeth F.
Sarah, I'm afraid I'm not familiar with the "strawberry" term, but if what you're describing is lots of little "chicken-skin" type bumps all over your legs, those could either be razor bumps from shaving or a skin condition called keratosis Polaris, which is often caused by insufficient exfoliation. Again, a good BHA product would help a lot with that. The Biore strips are really only meant to remove blackheads.
Apr 27, 2014
Elizabeth F.
**keratosis pilaris