Can sulfur soap remove blackheads? Home remedies for removing blackheads

Sulfur soap is a soap with added sulfur ingredients. It has many uses. Many people like to use sulfur soap to wash their face, take a bath, and wash their hair. So can sulfur soap remove blackheads when washing your face? The following editor will introduce it to you.

No. Sulfur soap contains sulfur, which has a strong cleaning function and is good at removing grease. However, sulfur soap is very irritating, and excessive cleaning can easily lead to dry skin, peeling, allergies, and burning sensations. Sulfur can also accelerate the oxidation of sebum plugs, making blackheads more obvious.

1. Use salt to remove blackheads: Salt is a common household food and has a good effect on blackheads. After washing your face, apply a proper amount of fine salt on your nose and massage in circles while your skin is not completely dry. Continue massaging until you feel the salt slowly melt. After about 10 minutes, wash it off with clean water.

2. Use egg white to remove blackheads: Soak a thin cotton pad in egg white, drain it slightly and stick it on the tip of your nose; wait for 10-15 minutes, and carefully tear off the cotton pad after it is completely dry.

3. Use pearl powder mask to remove blackheads: Some masks can also remove blackheads. For example, mix pearl powder into a paste and apply it on the face, or boil mung bean powder into a paste and apply it on the face. Use it two to three times a week to remove blackheads.

4. Using toothpaste to remove blackheads: The formation of blackheads is mostly related to pores and oil. Excessive oil and poor cleaning will clog the pores, eventually leading to blackheads. Using toothpaste to remove blackheads is simple and quick, and you can even do it in the morning before going out. It can quickly remove blackheads and is suitable for emergency blackhead removal. However, toothpaste to remove blackheads only removes surface blackheads in a short period of time, and it can cause skin sensitivity if you are not careful. Therefore, you should use toothpaste to remove blackheads according to your ability, no more than twice a week, and it is best to use herbal toothpaste to reduce skin irritation.

Blackheads will not disappear on their own. Improper treatment of blackheads will not only prevent them from disappearing, but will make them worse, causing strawberry nose, rosacea, and even skin diseases.

First of all, the premise of all methods is to wash your face to prevent bacterial infection, and then open the pores (here you can use a hot towel to apply to your face, or a facial steamer).

1. Squeezing with your hands may feel good for a while, but there are too many bacteria on your hands, which can easily cause infection and damage skin tissue. This method is not recommended.

2. Use an acne needle to gently scrape off the loose blackheads. But don't use too much force. After cleaning, wet the cotton pad with astringent water and stick it on the nose. You can wait until it dries or just apply it for a few minutes, because this step can shrink the pores and tighten the skin. This method also needs to be disinfected well, otherwise it is easy to cause infection.

3. The egg membrane has a good astringent and beautifying effect. Tear off the egg membrane completely and apply it to the area where blackheads are concentrated. It will take about 10 minutes. When the membrane is half dry, tear it off and most of the blackheads will be removed. You can use egg white liquid and cotton pad instead, but egg white contains a lot of bacteria, so you should also pay attention to hygiene.

4. The mask peeling method. There are many masks on the market. That kind of mask is more convenient and hygienic. The principle is the same as peeling off blackheads with egg white. Similarly, after using this method to clean blackheads, you need to use astringent to shrink the pores to prevent dirt from entering the newly opened pores and causing a vicious cycle.