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How to permanently remove blackheads

Blackheads

Blackheads appear as small black marks on the nose, forehead and other areas of the face, and may appear differently from pimples that appear on the face, but blackheads are classified as a form of acne, produced by oxidation of dirt inside small follicles in the face and open on the surface of the skin, when acne begins to develop intakes of solid sebum it prevents open facial pores, when the pores are clogged and more sebum is produced, and pores explode, so the membrane explodes, Covering the pores on the surface of the skin, these plugs become darker over time due to exposure to air, causing sebum to reach deep tissues, causing inflammation...

How to permanently remove blackheads

Blackheads can be eliminated in several ways, but some may make 

acne worse, and blackheads can be eliminated by: 

Skin cleansing: There are some facial exfoliation products that can be used gently and reduce the appearance of blackheads, but you should look for fragrance-free products that do not irritate the skin, and avoid anything that may cause dry skin, despite drying the skin by reducing excessive or excess oil production reduces the appearance of black grains, but drying can make the situation worse, due to the reduction of additional oil production through the glands.

Make-up and cosmetics: Non-cosmetic products can be used, i.e. no clogged pores, where pores should be kept clean and open to 

reduce the build-up of dead skin cells.

Prescription treatments: Some medical treatments containing anangelic acid, salicylic acid and benzyl peroxide are available, are prescribed for non-inflammatory acne, applied directly to the skin, and vitamin A medications such as tritinoin, tazarolin and adabalin can be used, which prevent blockage of hair follicle openings and speed up the circulation of skin cells.

Treatment of skin disorders: Some other skin problems may make it difficult to treat blackheads, such as eczema or rosacea, so the medical condition should be treated before acne appears, as successful treatment may relieve blackheads.

Rest and relax: Getting enough rest and avoiding stress can also help relieve blackheads, as stress can produce more sebum, and some exercise can help reduce stress.

Food: Some foods may increase acne, so it reduces acne and blackheads, such as french fries or chocolate, although not scientifically proven, a healthy, balanced diet rich in fresh fruits and vegetables is beneficial to the skin, which reflects on the skin and reduces the risk of skin lesions.

Pressure: Avoid applying blackheads even with special tools to remove them, as this can irritate the skin and worsen the problem.

Steam: The steam bath has been used as a treatment for black heads for a long time, helping to open pores, but this has not been confirmed by research, and in some cases the steam problem may be exacerbated. 

Exfoliation: Peeling the skin can exacerbate the problem, as facial scrub may remove sebum first, stimulating the sebaceous glands to replace sebum, leading to further blockage and the risk of acne.

 Removers: When using special strips and masks to remove blackheads, they should be used with caution, as they may cause skin irritation and damage when misused. Make-up and cosmetics: Avoid make-up and skin care products that may contain oils.

Make-up and cosmetics: Avoid make-up and skin care products that may contain oils.

Other environmental factors: These factors include: humid environments. Tight clothes that close the skin. Skin products that contain alcohol, because they may cause dry skin.

Hydrogen peroxide: Hydrogen peroxide is used to treat acne and can reduce its causes, but it can also cause dehydration and irritation of the skin, so it should be used with caution after consulting a doctor, and the research is still conflicting.

Causes of blackheads

Blackheads are made up of dead skin cells and excess oils of the skin, and when exposed to the air they turn black, while whiteheads are formed in closed pores, blackheads clog open pores in the skin, and because blackheads are actually caused by oil in the skin, the washing of the face can often cause the formation of more of them as mentioned earlier, and other reasons that cause their appearance include what comes :

Greasy skin Excess bacteria on the skin. 

Irritation of pores. 

Hormonal changes that can lead to increased oil production.

Symptoms of black head

The main symptoms are the appearance of dark spots, blackheads, which are symptoms of acne, but because open pores may differ in some respects from other acne lesions, non-inflammatory blackheads, do not cause pain or discomfort as in the case of pimples, have high tissue, but they are more visible than pimples, may cause a change in appearance caused by embarrassing blackheads injury, and in some cases social or psychological difficulties. Fatty threads look like blackheads but differ in appearance on the nose, smaller in size, as well as in groups, and sebaceous threads are defined as glands that direct the flow of sebum through the pores, and unlike blackheads they are not a form of acne.