How to remove blackheads and whiteheads with acne needle

Acne can be divided into blackheads and whiteheads. No matter what kind of acne it is, it does not look good on the face. Moreover, large acne is prone to inflammation. In fact, blackheads are different from pimples and need internal and external treatment to be cured. The method of removing blackheads is much simpler. The simplest and most brutal way is to prick them with an acne needle. However, you must also master the method of using the acne needle, otherwise, it can easily backfire.

Correct use of acne needle

Buy regular acne needles

First of all, you need to buy a regular acne needle. You can't just buy any one. Because some of them may be made of inferior metal, which can cause great harm to the skin. You should go to a regular cosmetics store or beauty shop to buy it. A good acne needle should be odorless, with a smooth and shiny needle body and no rust.

Must be disinfected before use

Disinfection method:

1. If conditions permit, immerse the acne needle in a container containing 75% medical alcohol. After about 20 minutes, take it out and wipe it dry with dry gauze. Drying can avoid irritation and damage to the skin caused by residual alcohol.

2. Under simple conditions, cook directly in boiling water for a few minutes, or blanch directly in boiling water for a while.

Control the strength when using

Use the pointed end to pick pimples. If the force is too small, the tip of the pimple cannot be broken; if the force is too large, the cut will become bigger and even cause bleeding, which is not good. Pay attention to the technique of picking acne, and make sure to keep it vertical at 90 degrees.

Pick out pimples with the round tip

After picking out the pointed end of the acne, use the round end of the acne needle to cover the acne, press it gently, be sure to be gentle, and then pull it so that the pus inside will flow out. This requires skilled techniques. If it is not done properly, it will cause big trouble. Also, do not take care of it after squeezing.

Choose the appropriate pimples to use. Not all pimples can be treated with a pimple needle. If your pimples are not yet "mature", do not use a pimple needle. Only those with no inflammation and acne symptoms that are neither deep nor shallow can be chosen. If the acne is too deep or has not been cured for a long time, it is best not to pick it and see a doctor first.

Post-acne care

Use cotton wool to wipe the acne cuts you squeezed out, but don't wash your face. Wait until the wound is dry before washing it with clean water, otherwise it will get infected. Then spray pore-tightening water on it to help shrink your pores, otherwise your pores will become larger and larger.

Cleanse again with toner to make your skin more refreshed, clean, delicate and smooth. Then apply a certain thickness of acne cream or anti-inflammatory water, or astringent water to the squeezed area.

Tea tree oil reduces inflammation

Sometimes black marks will be left after picking pimples. You can use a drop of tea tree essential oil or lavender essential oil and apply it to the pimple with your finger. It can promote the discharge of pimple marks and reduce inflammation. You can also use aloe vera gel in combination.