Why does squeezing blackheads bring out some white stuff?

Many people will find that there are many tiny black spots on their face when looking in the mirror, especially around the nose and the area around the nose. When they squeeze them with their hands, not only the black spots are squeezed away, but a white line is also squeezed out. Many people don't know what this white thing is, so they are very curious. In fact, this white substance and the black spots on the skin surface are actually one and the same. They are all oil exudates from the skin pores. The reason why the black spots exposed outside the pores appear as black dots is because they are oxidized.

What is the white stuff that comes out when you squeeze a blackhead?

In addition to oily exudates, the white stuff under blackheads may also be mites, acne, fat particles, etc.

How to remove blackheads correctly?

Blackheads are hardened oil blockages that usually appear on the forehead, nose and other parts of the face. When the oil glands are over-stimulated and the pores are filled with excess oil, causing heat blockage, the nose and the surrounding areas often feel greasy. These oils eventually harden and oxidize to become tiny black dots, which are the oil blockages called blackheads.

【Egg white to remove blackheads】

1. Prepare clean cotton pads and tear the thick cotton pads into thinner sheets. The thinner the better.

2. Open an egg, separate the egg white from the yolk, and keep the egg white for later use;

3. Soak the torn cotton pad in egg white, drain it slightly and stick it on the tip of your nose;

4. Wait for ten to fifteen minutes, and carefully tear off the cotton pad after it is completely dry.

[Egg shell membrane to remove blackheads]

Carefully tear off the inner layer of the eggshell and stick it on your nose. Tear it off after it dries. This is a method that many people say is good!

【Salt to remove blackheads】

After washing your face, apply an appropriate amount of salt (cooking salt will do) on your nose and massage in circles before your skin is completely dry. You will feel the salt slowly melting (I used fine salt). Continue massaging, and after about ten minutes (you can feel it yourself), rinse it off with clean water!

Note: If you have pimples or wounds on your skin, it will definitely hurt, so use with caution; this method is not recommended for people with sensitive skin.