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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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