Unfortunately, popping them yourself isn't the way to go.
at one point or another. But picking at your skin is actually the worst thing you can do to remove the pesky clogged pores. Instead, you should rely on the best blackhead remover products to get the job done safely and effectively.
, a board-certified dermatologist specializing in adult dermatology and skin cancer treatments.“They appear black because the material inside is exposed to the air and becomes oxidized, resulting in the dark appearance,” he explains. “Blackheads may persist for weeks to months and generally require treatment to be removed.”
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