Stupid white heads

[CtLunatC]

Ummm, at the beginning of this year in october or november, I all of a sudden got all of these tiny little white pimples on my forehead and I got rid of some of them but alot of them are still there and where the white heads use to be had enlarged my pores. Does anyone know a home remedy that i can use to get rid of them???

[jasmine]

you may try this.

apply a paste of fresh fenugreek leaves over the face every night for 10-15 minutes and wash with warm water in the morning.

or

make a paste of roasted & powdered pomegranate skin with fresh lime juice and apply all over the whiteheads.

hope these will help u

[CtLunatC]

thanks but where can i get fenguuk... wat ever its called lol

[tallshorty102]

google search it, u'll find somethin. or if u live near china town, go in some phramacy, they should have some

[angel]

hey,
i need sm help....i have a very sensitive skin and recently started hving some whiteheads n few black ones too ..is thr any home remedy to ward thm off almost permanetly..i howevr got my face cleaned at one of the salons but i think a whiteheads bac....m nt too much into make up blah blah n trying a lotta stuff but i jst want my face to b clear ....so, any help is gr8etly appreciated....!!

[resha_v]

Hey angel!
you can try this:
http://www.ultimate-cosmetics.com/be...e-remedies.htm

http://www.ultimate-cosmetics.com/be...blackheads.htm

but since you have sensitive skin, be careful when you try them. a beautician friend of mine told me to dab some of it on your hand and wait for awhile to see whether you get an allergic reaction ^ ^
HTHs

[rinda]

U can try clinique.....it's good for sensitive skin.....though not to all sensitive skin...I have a friend who dislike it, but more friend who loves it.....

n blackhead n whitehead cannot be removed permanently......I think so.....they always grow.....n we should always get rid of it....but if u find the right product n treat them well, u can minimize it of course......

[kam_621]

You would probably benefit from regular exfoliation. It would help to get rid of dead skin cells, thus revealing fresh, clearer skin. But since you have sensitive skin, choose a mild scrub, one with tiny microbeads (not hard granules!) and only use it 1-2 times per week and if your skin doesn't seem irritated then you might consider raising it to 3-4. Always remember to moisturize. Never use cheap extractors or try to pop/sqeeze yourself. That brings on scars, which I know firsthand. Good-luck.

[Judi]

Great advice from all, you can also try a clay mask which removes impurities from the skin. It will give you a nice healthy looking skin and glow, make sure it is one for sensitive skin as well.

[Jia]

Oh yes. Exfoliation always helps to get rid of ugly black n white heads....

I tell u a technique,... an easy way to get rid of Black & White heads.

Rinse your face with hot water to open your pores.

Generously saturate a section of washcloth with baby oil (olive oil works well too).

Place a dab of toothpaste (not the gel kind) on the oily washcloth.

Gently and thoroughly rub the toothpaste over your nose with the oily cloth. Do it twice if you have a lot of blackheads.

If you like, you can massage it into your whole face. Add more oil or toothpaste as necessary.

Wait about 5 minutes, and then rinse your face thoroughly with hot water and a clean washcloth.

To finish, splash your face with cold water to close the pores. Pat dries it with a clean towel.

Your skin will be soft and free of blackheads. This works even if you have oily skin. Certain spas use this as a "polishing" facial where they put safflower oil on your face then massage the toothpaste in.

This wont cause any harm to sensitive skin too. Alternatively u can use a baby brush too to clear the nose. But make sure to use the BABY brush with really soft bristles. Baby oil clogs the pores. So after exfoliating, dont forget to clean ur nose. Dont leave any residue of oil on ur nose.

For people having normal skin...U can romove oil with a baking soda + water scrub too.

Hope i helped.