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Blackheads on the nose are a common problem that many people encounter, causing loss of confidence and discomfort. Blackheads form when pores become clogged with oil (sebum), dead cells, and bacteria. When oil and dead cells are oxidized by air, they turn black, creating blackheads. The main causes of blackheads include overactive sebaceous glands, dead cell accumulation, Propionibacterium acnes bacteria, inappropriate use of cosmetics and unhealthy lifestyle habits.
Overactive sebaceous glands can cause pores to become clogged with excess oil, which combines with dead cells, creating blackheads. Dead skin cells that are not removed periodically will accumulate, causing clogged pores. Propionibacterium acnes bacteria that live on the skin and in pores can also thrive when pores are clogged, causing inflammation and blackhead formation. Using inappropriate skin care or makeup products that contain oils or irritating ingredients can also clog pores. In addition, unhealthy living habits such as a greasy diet, stress and not properly cleaning your face also contribute to blackheads.
To treat blackheads, daily facial cleansing is extremely important. Use a gentle, oil-free cleanser suitable for your skin type to remove dirt, excess oil, and dead skin cells. Regular exfoliation helps remove dead skin cells on the skin's surface, minimizing the risk of clogged pores. Products containing anti-acne ingredients such as benzoyl peroxide, retinoids or salicylic acid can help treat blackheads effectively. Clay masks have the ability to absorb excess oil and deeply clean pores, so use 1-2 times per week to minimize blackheads.
Changing healthier living habits also contributes to improving blackheads. Maintaining a balanced diet, low in fat and sugar, drinking enough water and getting enough sleep are important factors. If blackheads cannot be controlled with the above measures, seeing a dermatologist for more in-depth advice and treatment may be the necessary solution.