apply a LOT of dove silk cream onto your nose overnight. I'm talking about literally enough to completely cover your whole middle finger. you need to get the whole nose smothered in the dove cream then rub it in until it is almost invisible (just a bit shiny, but that's normal). wait about 6 hours if it is just red for the redness to fade away around where the blackheads were. if you have a LOT of scabs and they arent healing, rub in a lot of dove cream here the scabs are but not a lot of it because the scabs take longer to heal and it would help if you put it on in the day as well.
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you can use nose strips
it makes no difference whatsoever. Got blackheads and a nose piercing and they cope together just fine
Scrub your face twice a day. ( make sure you are scrubbing your nose )
Sebaceous filaments. "Those are not blackheads in your nose…..most of the time. Almost every day I get clients at my acne clinic that think they have blackheads on their nose. I know that what they see in their nose looks just like blackheads, but it is not. Those are what are called sebaceous filaments. They are basically the oil glands on your nose and in the chin area just below the lower lip. They are meant to be there and will never go away. Even if extracted, it still looks the same and it fills right back up again a week later. Once in a while, someone actually will have blackheads in their nose. The picture below shows a client of mine who has blackheads in between the sebaceous filaments. Those definitely need to be extracted. So, my rule of thumb is, if all the so-called "blackheads" in your nose are all the same size, then they are not blackheads. If, however, you have a "blackhead" that is bigger than the rest of the other "blackheads" in the nose, then it really is a blackhead and not just another sebaceous filament."
a popped zit
I use a floss stick and scrape it down my nose. It works great! And for the corners use the rounded end of a Bobby pin.
Blackheads are essentially clogged pores usually found around the base of the nose and chin. To treat blackheads at home, one can try various home remedies. Some of these home remedies include using a paste made of honey, lemon, baking soda, green tea, cornmeal or cinnamon and applying this paste to the affected area. Leave on skin for a few minutes, and wash off with lukewarm water.
Blackheads occur where the pore opens to the surface. The sebum, which contains the skin pigment melanin, oxidizes and turns a brown or black color. They appear commonly on the chin, nose, back, or ears. Blackheads(opened comedones) are non-inflammatory pimples or comedones.
No but he has lots of pimples under his hair on his forehead and blackheads on his nose. He said that in a YouTube interview
Figure it out because no one answered because they don't know.
If you are getting a lot of blackheads and they are reappearing after cleaning them out, try washing your face more often or using alcohol on a cotton ball to dry out the affected area.
Go and see your piercer to have them help you figure out what it is and how to treat it.