I looked in the mirror one day after my shower and wondered how to get rid of blackheads on nose.
And why is it that blackheads seem to spring up there more noticeably than anywhere else on my face? I think it’s because the nose is larger and protrudes, and simply draws notice more than other areas of skin. But how to get rid of blackheads on nose without leaving an equally unattractive red spot? It’s best if you can be patient and simply clean and exfoliate your face regularly to gradually get rid of the worst blackheads. But if you want them out now, follow these steps. You’ll get the blackheads out and avoid future pimples without making your nose sore, red or irritated.
And why is it that blackheads seem to spring up there more noticeably than anywhere else on my face? I think it’s because the nose is larger and protrudes, and simply draws notice more than other areas of skin. But how to get rid of blackheads on nose without leaving an equally unattractive red spot? It’s best if you can be patient and simply clean and exfoliate your face regularly to gradually get rid of the worst blackheads. But if you want them out now, follow these steps. You’ll get the blackheads out and avoid future pimples without making your nose sore, red or irritated.
- Start with a freshly cleaned face. If you leave makeup or oil on your skin when you do this you can clog more pores. Keep your hair pulled back.
- Boil some water. It’s not absolutely necessary that the water boils, but you want it hot enough to produce a lot of steam. A heat safe bowl in the microwave will work fine if you’d rather not use the stove. Then put the bowl on the table and lean your face over the water to give your face a steam bath. Be careful at first to make sure you don’t get a steam burn. The steam opens your pores and softens the blackheads.
- Look in a mirror close-up for blackheads. You might be tempted to start squeezing those suckers out of there. Want to know how to get rid of blackheads on nose while leaving scars, and making your pores bigger and deeper so you’re bound to get more blackheads? Squeeze. You’ll only make the pores more noticeable and likely to get clogged. So avoid the temptation to squeeze blackheads (or pimples).
- Blackhead removal strips are a good product. While they might seem like a gadget that won’t work, they do work. Scotch tape can be used in a pinch. The top of the blackheads stick to the tape or the strip and as you pull the strip away, the blackheads are easily pulled out of the pores. You’ll see them on the tape or the strip. I find this is a very satisfying, if kind of gross way, to remove blackheads.
- Use a special blackhead removal tool. This uses gentle suction to remove blackheads. I’ve had mixed results with this. If I steam long enough, it usually works pretty well.
- Use astringent daily after washing your face. This tightens your pores and pulls the oil from the blackheads, shrinking them and making them come out more easily during cleansing and light exfoliating.
- Use a scrub. An apricot scrub or some other facial scrub with texture in it helps naturally roll blackheads out of pores. They also get rid of the top layer of cells and help keep pores from getting clogged in the first place.
- Take an acne medication that helps prevent and get rid of both blackheads and whiteheads.
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