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    Posted under blackhead treatment by Dan Johnson on Tuesday 28 April 2009

    i have loads and loads of tiny blackheads on my chin and nose i have tried endless amounts of home remedies and products, and am now thinking of going to a Beauty salon to have them removed
    i would appreciate any suggestions before i do or even advice on what to ask for if i do go

    im going out my mind trying to get rid and think im just damaging my skin even more

    any help please

    first don't panic.

    How old are you?

    You need to exfoliate once or twice a week, this gets rid of dead skin and helps eliminate the excess oil which is trapped in your pores (comedone - that is black heads)

    Black heads' aren't dirt, they are a build up of oil under the skin.

    You could try steaming your face after exfoliating, with a hot flannel or steaming over a bowl for a few minutes, this opens the pores. Then using a tissue, gently push upwards and the white stuff should come out.

    Use a cleanser and toner daily, cleanser cleans away dirt/make up and excess oil. Use a toner to get rid of excess toner and close the pores down as well as get rid of too much oil that may be present. Moisturise with an oil free moisturiser.

    Nivea Young is great for teenage skin.

    Hope this helps you

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    1. first don't panic.

      How old are you?

      You need to exfoliate once or twice a week, this gets rid of dead skin and helps eliminate the excess oil which is trapped in your pores (comedone - that is black heads)

      Black heads' aren't dirt, they are a build up of oil under the skin.

      You could try steaming your face after exfoliating, with a hot flannel or steaming over a bowl for a few minutes, this opens the pores. Then using a tissue, gently push upwards and the white stuff should come out.

      Use a cleanser and toner daily, cleanser cleans away dirt/make up and excess oil. Use a toner to get rid of excess toner and close the pores down as well as get rid of too much oil that may be present. Moisturise with an oil free moisturiser.

      Nivea Young is great for teenage skin.

      Hope this helps you
      References :
      I am a beauty therapist of 8 years

      Comment by BEAUTY QUEEN — April 28, 2009 @ 11:33 am

    2. If over the counter products aren't working for black heads, the best treatment is Retinoids. It will help unplug blocked pores and reduce any inflammation. Retinoid preparations are available on prescription.
      References :
      Registered Nurse

      Comment by Rhianna missing Dr Frank — April 28, 2009 @ 12:09 pm

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