Blackheads on nose?

Question

I have abunch of blackheads on my nose. But they are so hard to get rid of. I've had them since I was 12. I'm 17 now. I've done all sorts of things from strips to hot towels to steamers. I even went to get a facial done and it didnt get rid of them! She said they were too deep. I even went to a dermatologist and they gave me some cream but it didnt help. None of the creams I have tried helped. Even proactive didnt help.What could I possibly do? I need to get rid of them. Please tell me a solution that rly works.

Answer 1

FACE BLACKHEADS

Usually blackheads are the result of oily skin and blocked pores. After a warm bath the face should be splashed with cold water.

IN a pan add 5-6 cups of water and add the juice of 1 lime. Remove from heat when the water boils. Place on a table and covering the head with a large towel, steam the face. Rub the blackheads firmly with a face towel after 10 minutes of steaming. Wash the face with chilled water to close the pores.

Tips 1:

Boil 3-4 cups of water and add 2 tsp soda bicarbonate to this. Steam a towel with this and place the towel on the face. Repeat 5-6 times. Now rub the face in the area of the blackheads with a paste of 1 tsp curd mixed with 1 tsp of rice flour. Wash with cold water.

Tips 2:

Rub a pinch of table salt mixed with a pinch of the soft soggy portion of a glycerin soap. (Pears) Rub well into the blackheads. Repeat for a week.

Tips 3:

Take 1 tsp of fresh coriander leaf juice with ½ tsp of turmeric powder. Apply this at bed time and wash in the morning. Repeat for a week.

Tips 4:

Take 1 tsp lime juice mixed with 1 tsp of finely powdered cinnamon. Apply at bed time and wash in the morning.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Blackheads can happen to anyone, no matter what your skin type. Blackheads are caused by oil in your skin that gets caught and expands in the pores. Oxidizing from exposure to the air, the oil actually turns black.

what works for some people might not work for everyone but here are some things that you can consider.~

First, stop the problem before it starts. Use noncomedogenic, oil-free, water-based skin-care products. (Noncomedogenic means the products were laboratory tested and approved by the FDA not to clog pores and cause blackheads.)

If you change your skin-care routine and still get blackheads, speak to a dermatologist about getting a prescription for Retin-A, which is a strong exfoliant that opens pores, sloughs off dead skin and cleans out blackheads.

If all else fails, a dermatologic facial performed at a dermatologist's office involves a prescription-strength acid that gets rid of dead layers of skin and the use of surgical instruments to extract the blackheads.

Blackheads are a problem that should be treated by a dermatologist. But, if you want to try an over-the-counter product, a lot of people rave about Biore Pore Perfect Strips, which are supposed to lift out blackheads on your nose, forehead and chin.

Hope this helps~

Answer 4

Have a dermatologist pick them out for you. Then get a product that has salicylic acid in it. What you need to do is try to get your pores closed, but without dirt in them. Keep your face clean and stop touching it. Blackheads are caused because dirt is getting in there. So if you play sports, or do anything where you're sweating a lot, clean up afterwards with a face wash. Go to a local drugstore and pick up something that says it will help clean up blackheads and/or acne and follow the directions on the back. If you keep up with a daily wash routine, they should clear up in a month. If you have dry skin, or extra oily skin, get products that tackle those problems.

Answer 5

I know that this sounds really strange but, put Elmer's glue on your nose. Wait for it to dry and then, peel it off! Drink a lot of water, it will help your skin. I'm not sure if it will help with blackheads, though. Drink a bunch of water and then, go in a sauna and sweat them out!
I hope that you can get this taken care of but, seriously, try the Elmer's Glue!

Answer 6

actually those are not constituted as blackheads. They are a version of clogged pores, but the medical term has left my memory. There isn't alot you can do about them, except for maybe steaming water facials.

Answer 7

Have you tried the Philosophy skin care products? The mini peel pads helped me.

Answer 8

I don't know if you are willing to do this but my husband squeezes his nose until they come through!!! I did this before and it's kinda painful but it works.

Answer 9

go to walmart and buy these things called acne pads

Answer 10

well i too have black heads in my nose but like someone like you who cant take them away i say u get like surgery if you really need them out that badly