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How to get rid of blackheads Blackheads on your nose is becoming a worst problem these days. Blackhead removal can be difficult and most people don't use the correct methods and end up causing damage to their skin. There are a number of ways to get rid of blackheads on your nose, some are natural and others you'll have to buy from your local pharmacy across the counter. So are home remedies to get rid of blackheads realistically going to clean up your skin problem? Or will you have to splash the cash to get that acne free skin. 6 Best home remedies for Blackheads removal on Nose Exfoliating with baking soda: Exfoliating is one of the only variables we do have control of when it comes to minimizing the appearance of blackheads. Baking soda is an ingredient that is often used in microdermabrasion which as a method of exfoliating, can aid in minimizing blackheads when done regularly. Mixed with water, baking soda can be used to create a gentle scrubbing p...

             The US Library of Medicine describes blackheads as small, dark spots on the skin, caused by a small blockage in the opening of a pore (follicle). Blackheads are said to be the first stage of acne. They form before bacteria invade the pores of the patient's skin. A blackhead can develop into a pimple, which is also known as a papule or pustule.              Blackheads and acne in general usually develop after the onset of puberty, when hormone levels surge and reach the skin. Certain hormones overstimulate the sebaceous glands, resulting in the overproduction of sebum. What are the causes of blackheads? Blackheads are typically caused by the overproduction of oil, which tends to occur when a person reaches puberty. Spikes in hormone production can result in the high levels of   DHT (dihydrotestosterone), a hormone which triggers over activity in the oil glands, re...