Two new DIY face masks for blackhead removal

Removing blackheads is a concern for many beauty-conscious women. A pretty face paired with a "strawberry nose" can indeed be quite off-putting. I, as the editor, have had this problem too and have tried many methods such as nose strips and baking soda multiple times. However, blackheads still persist and cannot be squeezed out easily, leaving one feeling helpless. Recently, I came across a new method to remove blackheads, which I would like to share with everyone. Let's take a look at this method.

To completely get rid of blackheads or whiteheads, the first step is to thoroughly remove makeup before evening skincare. The lipophilic ultra-micro molecules in makeup remover oil can fully envelop sebum and dirt, dissolving them. To a certain extent, this purifies the skin, removes existing blackheads, and prevents new ones from forming. It’s worth noting that massaging with makeup remover oil can also help remove blackheads. Additionally, after taking a bath, it’s a good time to clean blackheads. Use ethanol acid-containing cleansers to dissolve blackheads while pores are open, then assist with tools like facial brushes to gradually brush out the blackheads.

Besides some strong commercial blackhead-absorbing masks, you can also make your own natural and mild blackhead-removal masks at home. Although they may take longer to show results, they are certainly more natural, pollution-free, and non-damaging to the skin. Sweet Banana Mask: Mash a banana into a paste, apply it on your face, leave it on for about 15-20 minutes, and then wash it off. Do this once a week. Suitable for all skin types. This DIY mask effectively lightens pigmentation caused by sun exposure, restores skin to be smooth and bright, moisturizes dry skin, protects against wrinkles, inhibits melanin formation, and makes the skin glow. Potato Milk Mask: Wash and peel a potato, extract its juice, add milk and flour, and mix into a paste. After cleansing your face, apply the mask, leave it on for 20 minutes, and then rinse it off with warm water. Do this 2-3 times a week. Suitable for dry, normal, oily, and combination skin. This DIY mask has excellent hydration and whitening effects, improving dry and dull skin, restoring moisture and brightness.

Friends who are troubled by blackheads, what are you waiting for? Don't lose heart; give it a try. Hopefully, these two methods will help both yourself and others.

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