How to deal with blackheads on a boy's nose

I believe everyone knows what blackheads are. The appearance of blackheads can not only affect our appearance but also bring us certain psychological pressure. Blackheads are prone to appear on boys' noses, which brings great trouble to many boys. So what methods can we use to help boys remove the annoying blackheads on their noses? Below we will introduce how to deal with blackheads on boys' noses.

1. Use salt and milk to remove blackheads: It is best to use unused salt. Dilute the salt with 4 to 5 drops of milk each time. When the salt is half dissolved, start massaging very gently. Wash it off with clean water after half a minute. After washing, do not apply anything else on the washed skin.

2. Use pearl powder to remove blackheads: Buy high-quality pearl powder for internal use at a drugstore, put an appropriate amount of pearl powder in a small dish, add an appropriate amount of water, mix the pearl powder into a paste, apply the powder evenly on the face, massage the face with facial massage techniques until the pearl powder on the face becomes dry, then wash the face with water, and use it twice a week. It can effectively remove aging cuticles and blackheads.

Blackheads are also called blackhead acne. They are open acne (the surface of the sebum that clogs the pores is directly exposed to the outside and comes into contact with the air and dust in the air). They are caused by the oxidation of skin oil in the air. They smell and turn black. Blackhead acne is common in adolescents during puberty. They tend to occur on the face, chest and back, especially on the nose. They are characterized by black spots in the obviously enlarged pores. When squeezed out, they look like small insects with black tips.

Blackheads are mainly composed of sebum, cell debris and bacteria. They are formed by blocking the opening of hair follicles. Dust, dirt and oxidation in the air make the end that contacts the air gradually turn black, so they have the ungentle name of blackheads. Blackheads are hardened oil blockages, which usually appear on the forehead and nose. When the oil glands are over-stimulated and the pores are filled with excess oil, the nose and the surrounding areas often feel greasy. These oils will eventually harden and become small black dots after oxidation. These small dots are the oil blockages called blackheads.

In the above article, we introduced a symptom that many boys are prone to, that is, blackheads on the nose. We know that blackheads on the nose have brought many troubles to many boys, but we can use the methods introduced above to remove blackheads.