Each follicle contains a hair and a sebaceous gland that produces oil. This oil, called sebum, helps moisturize your skin. Dead skin cells and oils accumulate inside the follicle opening, creating a protrusion called a comedo. If the opening of the comedo remains closed, it is called a whitehead. When the skin over the comedo opens, exposure to air causes it to appear black, forming a blackhead.

• Proper makeup removal:

One of the main reasons for various types of acne, especially blackheads, is that the skin pores are not properly cleaned and impurities are left in the pores.

• Skin exfoliation:

One of the important ways to treat blackheads is skin exfoliation. Exfoliation can penetrate inside the pores and dissolve and eliminate the oil and impurities inside them.

• Controlling skin oiliness:

Blackheads are essentially the trapped and oxidized oils and pollutants in the skin pores. In many cases, the hair on the nose is mistaken for blackheads.

• Avoiding nose strips:

In fact, these strips tighten the blackhead and temporarily give you the feeling that it has been treated. It is better to consider permanent solutions instead.