How to get rid of blackheads.

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Maxime B.

Aug 24, 2015

Maxime B.

Hi guys! My best friend has a lot of blackheads all over her face. I can't see them, but she can and she hates it. I feel sorry for her, but I can't help her. So I promised to ask it online, so I did hihi. Her skin is very dry but during the day it can be very oily. Can anyone help us? Kisses xoxo.

Brooke L.

Aug 24, 2015

Brooke L.

I've used this several times n works like a charm!

Hannah K.

Aug 24, 2015

Hannah K.

I wouldn't advise using lemon on the skin as it can cause burns and dry her skin out further. Honey can also be very 50/50 as it is a very common skin allergen. I'd suggest a gentle exfoliating gel or scrub (such as the Liz Earle gentle rose facial exfoliater). Setting up a clear skin routine can also help with blackheads (cleanser, toner, moisturiser and an exfoliant once or twice a week), however she must understand that blackheads will not go away overnight. Many DIY masks and stuff found on Pinterest or the net must be taken with a pinch of salt and must be researched and patch-tested before proceeding with them.

Emily B.

Aug 25, 2015

Emily B.

I just bought the Garnier clean + blackhead eliminating scrub about a week ago at target for like 6$ it has salicylic acid in it so if her skins not used to that it can cause a little bit of drying but nothing that moisturizer can't handle! I have blackheads literally everywhere on my face and in a week it's helped quite a bit!!

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