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Each of us is born with certain physical predispositions. Someone will be tall, another thin, another will have blue eyes, another will be blonde. There are many combinations. The same goes for our disposition when it comes to digestion and skin. Some people have dry skin, others oily, and full of unsightly blackheads. Those are essentially pores that are full of excess sebum, and the black surface is dirt that has stuck to that sebum in the pores. Especially for teenagers this can cause problems. Their skin changes during adolescence depending on how their hormonal changes evolve. And young girls are often upset by the occurrence of such spots. They constantly look for and try cosmetic products that could get rid of those spots. Help is on the way.
Make a simple helper at home
The truth is that the simplest things are often the best. To make a remedy for removing blackheads you will need just 3 ingredients, and I’ll bet you all have them at home.
- Toothpaste
- Table salt
- Ice cubes
Take a bowl and squeeze toothpaste from the tube into it. About enough to make 2 teaspoons. Add 1 teaspoon of salt and create a cream. Stir until it is nicely homogeneous. You’re ready. Before applying to your face wash and dry it thoroughly. Then apply the cream to the areas of your face where you have spots. It is necessary to create a continuous layer. You can gently massage the skin while doing so. The salt removes dead cells and the paste cleans the skin of impurities. Then take paper napkins and wipe off the cream. Finally wash your face with ice cubes. They tighten the pores and tone the skin.
How often do I have to repeat it?
That varies for each person. Just check after the application how many spots have disappeared and repeat accordingly. However, do not do it more often than once a week. Your skin needs to regenerate. Those with dry skin should use some moisturizer or hydrating cream after application. And until your skin is cleaned, use less oily creams. Even they can cause pores to become clogged with sebum. Women in particular have tried and tested which type of cosmetics suits them, and can more easily advise men which type of skin treatment is appropriate for them.
