Your guide to
Blackheads are small bumps, especially on the face or neck, that look like they have a black tip. These bumps are sebaceous glands plugged with dirt and oil.
Your guide to
Blackheads, also known as congestion, are a mixture of dead skin cells, oil, and debris mixed together to form a little oxidized ball that plugs up hair follicles.
WHY does it HAPPEN?
Blackheads are caused by build-up in the pores, lack of cleansing, or lack of regular exfoliating.
WHY IT HAPPENS
Blackheads are caused by build up in the pores, lack of cleansing, or lack of regular exfoliating.
how to treat
If you have blackheads, your go-to ingredient should be salicylic acid.
Helps the skin shed dead cells from the top layer and decreases inflammation. This decreases the number of blackheads and blemishes that form and speeds healing.
Reduces the appearance of hyperpigmentation, redness and acne, leading to a clearer and healthier-looking complexion.
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Removes make-up, dead skin cells, oil, dirt, and other types of pollutants from the skin, helping to keep pores clear and prevent acne and blackheads.
PRO TIP
Cleanse twice a day (AM & PM) with lukewarm water, then pat dry with a soft towel.
This scrub provides deep mechanical exfoliation that uses grains to remove clogged pores and dead skin cells.
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Reduces the chance of developing extreme dryness or oiliness. Both extremes are harmful for skin and cause common skin conditions like acne and blackheads.
PRO TIP
The rule of thumb is to start with the thinnest consistency products and work your way up to the heaviest. Serums go on first, followed by oils, then creams. The one exception is sunscreen, which should be applied last.
Don’t forget your SPF! This lightweight, oil-free sunscreen protects blemish-prone and sensitive skin.
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