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skip to content skin matters your skin is our concern menu and widgets search for: recent posts blackheads! the top 12 essential oils for acne. what you should know about acne acne demystified. what causes acne? recent comments chetam on hello world! 바카라사이트 on hello world! olushola olajide on about me online poker vegas world on hello world! a wordpress commenter on hello world! archives august 2018 july 2018 may 2018 categories uncategorized meta log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org blackheads! “i’ve had blackheads on my nose for as long as i can remember! nothing i do seems to totally get rid of them. i’ve tried cleansers, masks, exfoliating, extractions, retinol, you name it! is there something i’m missing?” —kirsten h. it doesn’t sound like there’s anything you’re missing. i will say, though, that everyone’s skin is different—some people are more prone to inflammatory acne while some just get blackheads and whiteheads. if you understand what’s causing your blackheads, that can be the key to treating them. what causes blackheads? a quick primer: blackheads and whiteheads a re the building blocks for acne. they occur when dead skin, debris, and sebum (a.k.a. oil) get trapped in your pores. the difference between blackheads and whiteheads is that blackheads are open to the air which makes them turn black and whiteheads generally have a thin cover over them and are not exposed to the air, so they remain white . these clogged pores attract acne-causing bacteria , and that’s when you’ll get those papules, pustules, nodules and cysts —what we all know as pimples! so, if you struggle with blackheads and whiteheads, you’re going to want to double-down on keeping your pores unclogged. besides cleansing two times a day, you should make sure all of your cosmetics and skin-care products are non-comedogenic (meaning they are formulated not to clog the pores) and be sure to use a proper exfoliator. what are the best ingredients for treating blackheads? it sounds like you’ve tried a variety of products, but i want to talk about what you’re using to exfoliate. my recommendation would be using products with chemical exfoliation (what we call keratolytic ) properties that will really help break down whatever is clogging your pores and exfoliate the skin. my two favorite ingredients for exfoliation are salicylic acid and retinol. they’re the ones i recommend most often to my patients for preventing blackheads. salicylic acid is ideal for treating non-inflammatory acne because it’s able to deeply penetrate the skin and clear out all the sebum, dead skin cells, and bacteria that’s clogging our pores . retinol is great for two reasons: it promotes cell turnover, which helps unclog our pores, and by clearing debris from our pores. retinol ensures that other helpful, acne-fighting ingredients can reach deep into our skin. plus, it is drying, helping tamp down on problems with excess sebum (which can clog your pores, as i mentioned earlier). can your diet impact your skin? here’s what a derm has to say: i know you said you’ve used retinol before and didn’t feel like it worked for you. but be patient. there’s no exact or specific adjustment period for retinol—everyone’s skin is different. for some people it’s a couple of days, for others it’s a couple of weeks or even a month to see results. but those results are clinically proven by a lot of research, so i’d say it’s worth the wait. what other things might be affecting my skin? i will say that sometimes using too many products too often or too vigorously can sometimes promote blackheads and whiteheads. scrubbing your face too much will make your acne more red and irritated, so if you have a lot of active breakouts, it’s best to stay away from harsh scrubs with beads or granules in them. not only will they cause more redness and irritation, but rubbing your skin really hard and forcefully can actually cause more skin to get trapped within our pores and can actually make acne worse. also, be sure if you are adding or removing products from your routine that you do so one product at a time. that way, you can really find what is actually working for you. pause when you’re washing and treating your face in the morning and evening. if your products are burning or stinging or causing more irritation, that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re working… it could mean you’re having an adverse reaction. if you’re unsure about a product, doing a spot test is really helpful—apply the product in a small area on your neck or the side of your face to see how your skin reacts! should i pick them myself? you can get blackhead extractions from your dermatologist (something i do for many of my patients!). and yes, you can do this at home, although i generally don’t recommend this. picking at and manipulating your skin can cause inflammation, irritation, and even infections. so fight the urge and leave it to the pros! there is no instant fix for blackheads and whiteheads. some people are luckier when it comes to acne, but generally being more or less prone to acne comes down to genetics and hormones. i know acne and skin issues can have a real impact on one’s self-esteem, so it’s our job as dermatologists to help you treat this condition to the best of our ability and make sure we can get you comfortable in your own skin. with the right knowledge of why you’re getting those blackheads, you can hopefully save some time/money and find some products that will improve your skin! posted on august 19, 2018 august 19, 2018 leave a comment on blackheads! the top 12 essential oils for acne. essential oils for acne acne is a common condition caused by the hair follicles on the skin becoming clogged. follicles connect the pores on your skin to oil glands located under the skin. the glands produce sebum, an oily substance that carries dead skin cells to the surface. normally, the sebum and the dead skin cells are released through the pores. but if the follicle becomes plugged, the sebum and dead cells can’t be expelled and bacteria grows. the trapped bacteria then causes the follicle to swell and forms a pimple. while acne can develop at any age, it’s most prevalent in teenagers and young adults. it’s estimated that 80% of individuals between the ages of 11 and 30 have experienced an acne breakout. there are several kinds of pimples. the most common are: whiteheads: pimples that stay under the skin. blackheads: pimples that rise to surface of the skin and appear black. papules: tender, pink bumps. pustules: bumps that are red at the bottom and have pus on top. nodules: solid and painful pimples that stay deep beneath the skin. cysts: deep and often painful pimples that contain pus and can cause scars. there is no shortage of over-the-counter and prescription acne treatments. while most cases are considered mild or moderate in nature, in severe cases, aggressive treatment under the supervision of a dermatologist may be appropriate. severe and prolonged acne can cause dramatic scarring unless brought under control quickly. however, in most cases, pimple outbreaks are moderate and temporary. in these situations, essential oils for acne care may be an affordable and effective treatment. a significant advantage of using essential oils for pimples and acne is knowing exactly what is in the treatment. over-the-counter and prescription remedies often contain ingredients designed to prolong shelf life, withstand manufacturing and shipping conditions, and make the cream, gel or oil look a certain way. reduced risk of allergy or discomfort from the chemicals in commercial products is another benefit of using an essential oil for acne treatment. using essential oil for pimples is a natural and convenient acne remedy. in recent years, there has been an increasing amount of scientific research that demonstrates the effectiveness of using essential oils for acne treatment. the following sections give an overview of the most popular choices, including specific ess

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