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[PHC-Maxjohn]

Ano yung nasa ilong ng pinsan ko paps? Whitehead ba yan mga boss? Pakitignan nalang yung picture paps. Kung alam niyo reply kayo paps. At ano ang gamot dito. Thank you in advance mga boss

 

[Jmrie_]

Lage siya mag linis ng mukha avoid oily foods


What treatments are available?
Whiteheads develop when dead skin cells, sebum (oil), and dirt clog your pores. Unlike blackheads, which can be pushed out, whiteheads are closed within the pore. This can make treatment a bit more challenging.

Still, there’s hope when it comes to getting rid of pesky whiteheads. From home and natural remedies, to over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription treatments, you can take a variety of approaches. Read on to learn more about the 12 best ways to get rid of whiteheads.

Home remedies
Home remedies are perhaps the easiest and most affordable whitehead removal options. They usually involve using things you may already have around the house. Beware of potentially damaging ingredients, though. You should also stop any remedy that causes skin irritation.

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While some home remedies help, other items can irritate the skin. For example:

• apple cider vinegar or lemon juice may be too acidic for sensitive skin
• baking soda is too harsh
• sugar crystals can worsen inflammation and even cut the skin
• Natural remedies
  Natural remedies are increasing in popularity as alternative skin treatments. While the term “natural” seems promising, the downside to these treatments is that they may not go through the same testing standards. Use the following items with caution.
  
  Vitamin A cream
  Vitamin A is a nutrient with powerful antioxidant properties. In terms of skin health, vitamin A has the potential to decrease redness and inflammation while also promoting healthy cell growth.
  
  Some creams sold over the counter and in natural health stores contain vitamin A. These are applied directly to your face once or twice per day. Vitamin A products can cause redness and sensitivity to the sun. You should always wear a daily sunblock when using these products.
  
  Tea tree oil
  Tea tree oil is touted as a natural anti-inflammatory. It may also have antimicrobial benefits. These effects mean tea tree oil could help clear up whiteheads.
  
  The oil may be available as an extract you pat directly onto the face. Certain skin care items, such as cleansers, masks, and spot treatments, also contain tea tree oil.
  
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  Aloe vera
  Aloe vera is another plant-based ingredient. Like tea tree oil, aloe vera is available as an extract or in OTC skin care products. Although studies on the efficacy of aloe vera alone are inconclusive, the You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. reports that the ingredient may be helpful when used with other acne products.
  
  Witch hazel
  Derived from a flowering plant of the same name, witch hazel may help heal whiteheads with its astringent, pore-opening qualities. Witch hazel is most convenient to use in astringent form. Simply wet a cotton ball with it and use twice per day.
  
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  Simply apply to the affected area once per day. You may increase the application to twice per day once your skin gets used to it. Also, wash your hands immediately after using products with benzoyl peroxide — the ingredient may bleach hair and clothing.
  
  [paste:font size="4"]Salicylic acid
  Like benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid can decrease oil production in pores. It also dries out the surface of the skin, getting rid of dead skin cells that can clog up your pores.
  
  Salicylic acid may be most beneficial as a preventive measure against whiteheads. You can use it 1 to 3 times daily. It’s available in acne toners and astringents, as well as creams and gels. Some face moisturizers also contain salicylic acid.
  
  You may want to try one of the following products:
  
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  Retinoid creams
  Retinoids contain stronger versions of vitamin A. When used as part of a daily face cream, retinoids can provide anti-aging benefits while unclogging pores. Adapalene is an OTC retinoid that can be extremely beneficial. It should be applied to the entire face, not as a spot treatment. If you have dry or sensitive skin, try using it every 2 to 3 nights at first, then increase your use to nightly as tolerated. If the OTC adapalene is not effective, there are much stronger topical prescription retinoids that your dermatologist can prescribe.
  
  Take care when using retinoids. They can make your skin more sensitive to the sun. Wear sunscreen every day, and avoid being in direct sunlight in peak hours.
  
  Gentle exfoliants
  Exfoliants — with or without salicylic acid — can also help with whiteheads. These not only make the skin smoother, but they can also remove excess dead skin cells.
  
  The key to choosing the right exfoliant is to choose a gentle formula. It will provide you with the exfoliation you need without causing unnecessary irritation and dryness. Philosophy’s You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. is an example of a gentle exfoliant.
  
  

 

[PHC-Maxjohn]

Lage siya mag linis ng mukha avoid oily foods


What treatments are available?
Whiteheads develop when dead skin cells, sebum (oil), and dirt clog your pores. Unlike blackheads, which can be pushed out, whiteheads are closed within the pore. This can make treatment a bit more challenging.

Still, there’s hope when it comes to getting rid of pesky whiteheads. From home and natural remedies, to over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription treatments, you can take a variety of approaches. Read on to learn more about the 12 best ways to get rid of whiteheads.

Home remedies
Home remedies are perhaps the easiest and most affordable whitehead removal options. They usually involve using things you may already have around the house. Beware of potentially damaging ingredients, though. You should also stop any remedy that causes skin irritation.

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While some home remedies help, other items can irritate the skin. For example:

• apple cider vinegar or lemon juice may be too acidic for sensitive skin
• baking soda is too harsh
• sugar crystals can worsen inflammation and even cut the skin
• Natural remedies
  Natural remedies are increasing in popularity as alternative skin treatments. While the term “natural” seems promising, the downside to these treatments is that they may not go through the same testing standards. Use the following items with caution.
  
  Vitamin A cream
  Vitamin A is a nutrient with powerful antioxidant properties. In terms of skin health, vitamin A has the potential to decrease redness and inflammation while also promoting healthy cell growth.
  
  Some creams sold over the counter and in natural health stores contain vitamin A. These are applied directly to your face once or twice per day. Vitamin A products can cause redness and sensitivity to the sun. You should always wear a daily sunblock when using these products.
  
  Tea tree oil
  Tea tree oil is touted as a natural anti-inflammatory. It may also have antimicrobial benefits. These effects mean tea tree oil could help clear up whiteheads.
  
  The oil may be available as an extract you pat directly onto the face. Certain skin care items, such as cleansers, masks, and spot treatments, also contain tea tree oil.
  
  You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
  
  Aloe vera
  Aloe vera is another plant-based ingredient. Like tea tree oil, aloe vera is available as an extract or in OTC skin care products. Although studies on the efficacy of aloe vera alone are inconclusive, the You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. reports that the ingredient may be helpful when used with other acne products.
  
  Witch hazel
  Derived from a flowering plant of the same name, witch hazel may help heal whiteheads with its astringent, pore-opening qualities. Witch hazel is most convenient to use in astringent form. Simply wet a cotton ball with it and use twice per day.
  
  You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
  
  
  
  You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.(2.5%) and You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. (3.5%).
  
  Simply apply to the affected area once per day. You may increase the application to twice per day once your skin gets used to it. Also, wash your hands immediately after using products with benzoyl peroxide — the ingredient may bleach hair and clothing.
  
  [paste:font size="4"]Salicylic acid
  Like benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid can decrease oil production in pores. It also dries out the surface of the skin, getting rid of dead skin cells that can clog up your pores.
  
  Salicylic acid may be most beneficial as a preventive measure against whiteheads. You can use it 1 to 3 times daily. It’s available in acne toners and astringents, as well as creams and gels. Some face moisturizers also contain salicylic acid.
  
  You may want to try one of the following products:
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  Retinoid creams
  Retinoids contain stronger versions of vitamin A. When used as part of a daily face cream, retinoids can provide anti-aging benefits while unclogging pores. Adapalene is an OTC retinoid that can be extremely beneficial. It should be applied to the entire face, not as a spot treatment. If you have dry or sensitive skin, try using it every 2 to 3 nights at first, then increase your use to nightly as tolerated. If the OTC adapalene is not effective, there are much stronger topical prescription retinoids that your dermatologist can prescribe.
  
  Take care when using retinoids. They can make your skin more sensitive to the sun. Wear sunscreen every day, and avoid being in direct sunlight in peak hours.
  
  Gentle exfoliants
  Exfoliants — with or without salicylic acid — can also help with whiteheads. These not only make the skin smoother, but they can also remove excess dead skin cells.
  
  The key to choosing the right exfoliant is to choose a gentle formula. It will provide you with the exfoliation you need without causing unnecessary irritation and dryness. Philosophy’s You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. is an example of a gentle exfoliant.
  

white head pala yun boss? Kala ko rushes e. Pero thank you boss.

 

[Jmrie_]

white head pala yun boss? Kala ko rushes e. Pero thank you boss.

You are welcome pa consult na lang sa derma if my pera kasi di naman ako dermatologist pero nag try ako mag help