How to deal with closed comedones on your face? Pay attention to these points and you will have natural and beautiful skin.

For girls, the natural enemy of the face is undoubtedly the super unlovable pimples. Sometimes you will find that you have used various acne removal products and various folk remedies, but the pimples are still in patches, the redness does not subside, and it is very annoying? Why is this happening? Is it because my skin is bad or because the product is ineffective? Today I’m going to talk to you about keeping your mouth shut!

How to solve the closed acne on the face

1. What is more distressing and heartbreaking than acne?

Yes, those closed comedones that look nothing special from a distance but look like they’re about to explode when you look closely, the legendary whiteheads! Don't underestimate it. They are small grains and the same color as your skin. Although they are not red or painful, they will not disappear. If it gets inflamed accidentally, it will turn into red and swollen pimples, which is also a type of acne.

Closed comedones are mainly caused by old dead skin cells clogging the pores, which prevents sebum from being excreted smoothly and forms protrusions on the skin surface. (Serious face...)

If fighting acne is a sad story, then fighting closed comedones is definitely a story of blood and tears!

I don’t know if it’s because the makeup remover oil wasn’t emulsified well and my face wasn’t washed clean, or because I always stayed up late, ate spicy and greasy junk food, or because I used skin care products containing mineral oil, which caused the hair follicles to become clogged. Anyway, these are the important reasons that lead to closed mouth!

Most of these closed comedones occur on the chin, but some also occur on the cheeks and hairline. If one day you touch your face and suddenly find that it is not smooth at all and feels like you are touching lychee skin, it is probably this face that is causing trouble!

Who doesn’t understand this truth? But closed comedones have spread rampantly all over the face, what should I do?