It's all about being Beautiful

Chapter 6 : Nose

Nose with blackheads is really annoying. It make your nose look black with full of dots and dull. Sometimes, you may also encounter whiteheads which is much more annoying due to the mucus-like color. so, in this chapter i'm going to share with you girls how to remove your black/whiteheads from your beautiful nose. It's all about nose.

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Blackheads are just pimples that don’t have skin over them. That’s all they are. Because there’s no skin, and they’re exposed to the air, the top layer of gunk in your pores oxidizes and turns that darkish black color.

All you have to do is clean out your pores, and the blackheads are gone. There’s no need to squish and squeeze.

If you’re prone to blackheads, I have some good and bad news for you. The bad news is, large pores and oily skin are going to be a fact of life for you.The good news is, people with oily skin and large pores don’t wrinkle as quickly ( because our skin is VERY good at replenishing the oils ). So when you’re 60, this will be a blessing. 

So, here's some ways of how to remove your blackheads...

1. Make Exfoliation and Microdermabrasion a Part of Your Weekly         Ritual...

     Baking soda and water, lemon juice and sugar, or salt and sour cream.

How you do it: Simply combine your “scrubby” ingredient with your liquid/wet ingredient until you have a thin paste. Starting with a clean face, rinse it once with water, and then begin to apply your exfoliator in light, circular motions.

Concentrate on the blackheads, but remember to use a very light touch. Too rough, and you could damage your skin.

Do this for 3-5 minutes. Rinse well. Enjoy your clean face.

2. Do a Honey Pat-Down...

This is only slightly different than the honey face wash, in that you don’t want to wet your face before you start – in any way, shape, or form. (Although you do want to have a clean face before beginning.)

Your honey should be very, very sticky if you want this to be as effective as possible.

Simply pour a small amount of honey on your fingers and start rapidly patting the areas on your face where you want to remove blackheads. The honey will stick to the stuff in your pores, and pull it out as you remove your fingers. It will also offer gentle antibacterial and antioxidant support, so any small remnants that may be left in your pores won’t oxidize (and turn black) quite as quickly.

Continue doing this for 3 or so minutes, and then just rinse your face with water.

3. Use Egg Whites to Pull Out the Gunk...

Frankly, this is one of my least favorite ways to get rid of blackheads (I don’t particularly like the way eggs on my face smell, and it hasn’t been as effective as the other ways for me).

How to pull out the blackheads with an egg white mask: Starting with a clean face, spread egg whites all over using your fingers or a paintbrush. Start first with one thin layer and let it dry briefly. Then spread a second layer over the top and let the whole thing dry completely.

You may want to focus on the blackhead areas a third time, even.

Allow this mask to dry for 15 minutes. Your face will feel tight and pull a bit. This is good. Then, with a warm, wet washcloth, scrub the egg whites off your face very gently.

4. Use a Cosmetic Clay Mask to Soak Up the Oils...

If egg whites were my least favorite, clays are my absolute #1 favorite way to get rid of blackheads.