How can we protect the barrier?? What should we use after the SA?

I use the cosrx snail mucin and then an actual moisturizer with ceramides on top. I use the one by vanicream but there are tons of moisturizers with ceramides out there. You may also want to use a product with inflammation reducing ingredients like centella asiatica if you have sensitive skin and use chemical exfoliatiors. I also use hyaluronic acid first thing after washing my face, but you can probably skip it

She gave multiple options, she didn't say to use them all in the same routine

​@@sumlemI used them all and now I'm swollen and red

@@TheWunder You just one product.... She gave us different choices but NEVER use different acids at the same time.

this is not a recommendation. We just watched a commercial

توی کشور ما از گرون ترین هاست 😂

@@memento81 all the products belong to different brands ,so how is this a commercial?

They’re definitely not the most affordable either haha.

​@@chronic_daydreamer"not the most expensive" and "on the cheaper side" doesn't mean the cheapest. Cerave is just a good and quite affordable, usually the cheapest pharmaceutical option.

so these all products for sebaceous filaments not for blackheads

​@@pery-lm1jw Yes

Right!? I use all Cerave products and then one product from The Ordinary and it’s so awesome to get good products at affordable prices!

​@@pery-lm1jwThose are typically the recommended protocols for those issues, too.

U actually can't get rid of them like blackheads, but treatment can help reduce them

Same

Same ;-;

That’s how you can potentially get acne scaring

you might want to try the cos rx bha solution. one bottle lasts a longggg time. it definitely works but just needs a little time. make sure to wear sun protection the next morning and slowly build your tolerance towards it (2-3 nights a week initially). hope this helps!!

Didn't knew what that was ... looked it up... well f me.. that's constant picking issue at everything .. it's a disorder... and a real problem for me

@@wickedwitchofBelgium I so hear you!

I've absolutely ruined my nose trying to extract these things and reduce their size to try and smooth out my skin in that area it'snow scabbed up and red raw with a reallyintense dry cap on the tip of it. I have relatively dry skin and having these makes texture worse and makeup look absolutely hideous and all people do is tell me I look like a hideous lizard or some shit because of the dry lumps and bumps

@@Nekogal21 I'm so sorry!!

I have severe dermatillomania and have for about 20 years now…. I completely understand. It’s a challenge daily. Im glad I came across this video

YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!!!

Yesssss that was amazingly satisfying!

THAT PEEL

What do you call that sticky paper thing and where can I buy it? I want to peel off the gunk off my nose and face like the one in this short. That peel looks very satisfying.

@@arkavalon5347,

😂

Was it the sa cerave ?

What are the things she applied to you? Is it only Cera ve or anything else?

@@zoyazara2523 it eas a cera ve cream she left it on me for like 3 minutes then told me to go rinse it off, she also used this gray bottle that kind of burned when she applied it.. I think it's called Clara's Choice? This one was a little more viscous and she would leave it on permanently followed by sunscreen. I'm sorry if I got these wrong I'm not very knowledgeable about this stuff 😂

@@AverageSensei thank you for your kind information☺

Right, Between Her and Korean Dr. Young, they're my Favs. And Natural holistic doctor (Aside from the Late Doctor SEBI🥺🕊️🫰🏽) is Dr. Jolli.

Product Name Please All Products Name please

Same!

Yep!

There are contraindications to the use of some products that the consumer should be aware of. Retinoids for example can't be used by pregnant because it may lead to miscarriage.

That’s what she said

Hi can i use resurfacing serum and ordinary SA together?

@@harbilito4910 NO. Too much of any actives will cause redness, irritation, and inflammation. Retinoids and BHAs like salicylic acid should NEVER be used together! Salicylic acid is a chemical exfoliant and retinoids would be too strong for freshly exfoliated skin (this is why retinoid percentages in products are really low). It would be better to alternate which products to use on which day so that way your skin isn't overloaded in just one wash. Retinoids should be used once a week for a month or 2 while salicylic acid should be used 2-3 times a week until you gain a tolerance because it can be VERY drying and irritating first time around. And because your skin is basically put into hyperdrive turning itself over with actives, you will most likely break out in places your don't normally break out and that's perfectly normal. Its called purging. Its basically your skin puking up impurities and bringing them up to the surface.

There's denatured alcohol in it tho. It will dry out skin and demage skin barrier.

Too much will damage your face but a little is fine. I use the grapefruit Neutrogena acne face wash that comes in a pump bottle and some Walmart brand toner (both lasts a long time because there's so much in the bottles so the costs are worth it). Whenever I have a group of big zits or acne, I use differn gel. Whenever I have big invidual ones, I use pimple patches.

but zero natural ways

@@Frutori cause they're trash and not effective for everyone.

Get your money up then ​@@Frutori

@@Frutori just buy Patanjali facewash from Indian store in USA it's made from Turmeric totally ayurvedic and Natural with zero chemicals

Just use a tomato. Tomatoes have salicylic acid in them.

Yeah me too. Always wondered what those things were.

Youre welcome!

Me too!❤

Same! Im done with these little shits on my nose

Same.

Reduce the amount of animal fat, dairy fat, and seed oils in your diet to reduce these clogged sebacious glands.

@@NLR759 a year ago I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes and since that I’ve improved my eating habits a lot! Now I’m at my ideal weight thanks to a healthy low fat diet and I still have some blackheads that I remove each 3-4 weeks and I’m okay with that because I have combo skin type and it’s normal to have them especially around the nose. What I want to say it’s that you don’t have to get obsessed buying skincare products to completely get rid off blackheads because it’s a natural consequence of being alive ✨

​@NLR759 as long as you aren't eating unhealthy, this won't stop these filaments. We can see the vegan propaganda from a mile away

Самый лучший рецепт это мужское сперма если по вечерам мажешь каждый день то кожа будет великолепна моя подруга каждый день мажет и лицо вообще блистает от кона тоже помогает чтобы было чистое без не каких добавок

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@NLR759no don’t listen to this moron. I’m about to finish by bachelors in nutritional science. Good fat from REAL (non processed) foods has to be one of the best possible things for your skin health. Eat fatty cuts of red meat with collagen. Eat it all. The one thing I agree with is seed oils. Eliminate those completely it’s helped me tremendously. Seed oils aren’t natural as it takes millions of seeds to produce little oil. Anything like vegetable oil, rapeseed(canola), sunflower, sesame, cottonseed, corn oil, and soybean. Avoid these at all costs. The only oils you should consume aren’t from seeds and aren’t refined in a factory. Here are some cheaper alternatives that have way more health benefits and aren’t toxic to your body like seed oils: avocado oil, coconut, peanut, olive oil, also animal lard, and bacon fat are great. Any sort of beef tallow. Even regular old butter or clarified butter(ghee) are all 100x better options. Please do research if you don’t believe me😊

Hey, What oils do you use ?

@@kacey_alexandra6311hi, you can use any light oil I use a combo of olive oil, grape seed, and sweet almond. Also camellia oil is lovely just more pricey. Apply the oil and massage your face, then take a small towel and wet it with hot water and put on your face to wipe off the oil, then wash with a regular cleanser. Your skin will be so soft and clear!

What oil cleanser do you use?

I just bought my first oil cleanser to try this method, interested to see the results.

Yes to this! Double cleansing changed my skincare journey forever. My skin is smoother and much clearer than before. I use the cocokind oil cleanser(it’s kinda thick, likes balm consistency), followed by the la roche posay cleanser

You can use an oil based cleanser before your salicylic acid cleanser to help clear them more quickly too

They are natural and not necessarily bad, so it isn’t worth being overly aggressive on them.

Your nose doesn't have to look like this. Reduce these naturally by reducing the animals fat, dairy, and seed oils in your diet.

​@@NLR759seed oil and animal meat and fat is good for you. Dont do this.

@@NLR759im vegan and i STILL have these. Stop pushing this. Its a natural part of our skin.

Yep thats me rn. Its become an anxiety tick.

ive never squeezed mine and theyve never left

Same, I ended up with permanent tiny holes on my nose that got bigger from popping these things out of my nose when I was younger.

...my case was more, the bullies saw them, i squeezed them to avoid the bullying, the bullies caught me doing it, and i graduated with a panic disorder and no self esteem. I'm glad to have a few product suggestions to try...my son was recommended cera ve for a skin condition he had as an infant. It's fairly easy to source here, though it still might be a struggle to find specific priducts in store.

​@@Pete-yr9mtAh I've got a couple of them too and once in a while they become a little spot it's a nightmare nice to know I am not the only one

Agree 💯 percent! Almost 3 years ago I googled and looked in my old Cosmo notes and books and talked to EVERYONE I know about "have you noticed small hairs growing out of your nose pores?" My mans friend walked in in me plucking my 👃 nose. 😂he was flabbergasted to say the least. Had to let him know that woman get hair anywhere a man can, just usually not as thick etc. that was hilarious I'll never forget 😂

I swear some of my pores have hair peeking out of them and I can't tweeze or squeeze them

@@lalalalaland84You’re not wrong! There is hair all over the face. If you grab a mirror and have the sun hitting your face just right, you can usually see them all along the lower cheek and jawline. Or just try getting your whole face threaded and you will FEEL each individual hair being ripped out. The results are nice 😁 it helps skin to look smoother, less chance of infection than dermaplaning/shaving, and make up will appear a lot smoother on the face.

100th like

I had a few a couple years back under my arm, was like 7 hairs in one spot, could NOT understand wtf was happening 😅

I’ve had so many of these just like 7 hairs all in one pore!

that sounds hard: I'd rather be ugly

А ц вас какая кожа ели честно?

@@annabethsmith-kingsley2079 the easier version is Oil cleansers

you REALLY shouldn't squeeze these pores unless you can do it extremely gently and still remove them. If you do it with any sort of pressure, you can easily scar/open the pores up worse and end up either exacerbating the issue, or with small scare wounds on your nose. If you want to remove them before exfoliating, you should look at pore strips instead

It lessened the black pores?

do we use it daily like a normal cleanser? I have a normal-dry skin..

ouch 😞 I wonder what works for you since you have an allergy? 😄

can you not take aspirin either?

@@fs8972 nope :/ I take paracetamol (tylenol) mostly. The thing is, I've never tested for allergies in that regard, but both my parents are severally allergic to it (my mum has had anaphylatic chock bc of it) so I'm so not putting myself through the risk of having to go to the hospital just to test if I'm indeed allergic or not. That's okay, paracetamol works most times tbh.

i heard oil cleansers help idk if that causes allergic reaction tho 😅

Can you use retinoids ? Retin A works wonders (stay out of the sun or use sunblock) and many insurance companies will pay for it if used to treat acne. Most doctors will give you a prescription

don’t even stress about it. i have the same issue i cant even see them unless i get all up in the mirror. it isn’t even noticeable unless someone is right up in your face looking at your nose.

Same here, mine are also huge and no matter how much makeup I use to cover it up, or how many products or scrubbing I use. The appearance stays the same.

Try niacinamid, works for my bf

Same in junior high i was called the black nosed girl or big nose (my nose isint even big) but the black dots made it appear larger and puberty n all that hit so i became super insecure with my nose. I never found a solution but i find that exfoliating daily and using the ordinary products has reduced their appearance. They are more noticeable if i dont exfoliate everyday tho

Try those nivea sticky strips that you leave on your mose to dry and then pull off

Reduce the amount of animal fat, dairy fat, and seed oils in your diet to reduce these clogged sebacious glands.

@@NLR759 That's not how that works. While diet is a factor, it has to do more with our skin type and we cant change that, its genetic. Keeping your skin clean and well moisturized will do a lot more than just changing your diet

@@NLR759 dude, I'm vegetarian...

​@@NLR759I've been vegetarian for decades. No change.

​@@NLR759don't listen to this bot. Reducing healthy fats is how you get calcification in your arteries leading to heart disease. 😒

Nose strips work

you are not supposed to remove them just keep them clean. Nose strips are bad but I suppose you both mean for blackheads and not what she was talking about in the video 😊 strips remove both blackheads and healthy sebaceous filaments and dermatologists do not like nose strips because they can do damage to the skin... so should be used rarely if so. Exfoliating is good but with chemical exfoliator like AHA not those scrubs with granules.

@@peixeess Why are people not "supposed to remove them"? Dermatologists and estheticians remove them all the time. They clog up your pores and there is no harm in removing them. I have used nose strips for years with no problems.

literally nothing bad will happen if your pores are "clogged" by these things. take it easy😅

@@screamingseal1137 they're gross looking sometimes.

Ordinary has a great price at Target

Me too😩

Saving up for this one product because my nose has a lot of these 🤢

Reduce the amount of animal fat, dairy fat, and seed oils in your diet to reduce these clogged sebacious glands.

I also recommend The Ordinary products. The KZfaqr Cassandra Bankson has a great video on an Ordinary routine for under $100 that helped me radically transform my skin (including resolving this issue with my nose). 10/10 recommend.

Does it fix? Let us know does it work for you and witch one you use

​@@TheDragonfridayyes it works! I use derma co 2%salicylic acid.

Reduce the amount of animal fat, dairy fat, and seed oils in your diet to reduce these clogged sebacious glands.

the cosrx blackhead serum is salicylic acid tho?

@@marla0412 not really, it is called BHA Blackhead Power Liquid :) and I don't think it contains the salicylic acid

@@AndreiPetrescu-wz2wh BHA is salicylic acid tho

@@NLR759The 90’s called. They want their fear of fat back.

yeah! natural way

LOVE aveeno products. I can only use aveeno, e45 or occasionally a bland body shop aloe night cream because skin flares red and sore to anything else. The oat base in aveeno makes such a difference, so soothing! I didn't know they had a face wash, I will get one. Thank you for the information! I hope it helps you.

​@@ah-ie9dytry farmacy products. I have sensitive skin and all I use is farmacy now. They have amazing stuff. Their "honey" line is my favorite

Same the Cerave cleanser has done nothing for me, also to gentle. The only thing keeping my skin at bay is The Ordinary serum, its the only thing that keeps me from breaking out with more sebum but at the same time does not clear up my face.

Do you exfoliate? That is very important to get rid of the dead skins, twice a week.

same

10% Azelaic Acid (I use Eva Naturals or Baha brand) + plus any serum containing 10% Niacinamide with at least 2% Zinc PCA (it's the Zinc PCA that's most important here - it regulates my oil production like nothing else I've ever seen). And unlike other acids, azelaic acid is non-irritating... in fact, I think it actually helped my skin become more resilient to strong exfoliants. As the good doctor says, I've been using retinoids, salicylic acid, and glycolic acid for 20 years (all VERY carefully and patiently worked up to in terms of strength and frequency, so as not to burn my face off!!!). These are critical for exfoliation and keeping acne at bay, not to mention INDISPENSIBLE for anti-aging (especially glycolic). But none of them ever did so much as a _thing_ for the sebacious filaments on my nose in all these years of use. It wasn't until I added the Azelaic Acid and Zinc PCA this past summer that I ever had progress with those. Seriously, within one week, those little black dots I had ALL MY LIFE -- that were resistant even to the highest strength retinoids and acids -- simply vanished. My nose became as smooth and clear as a baby's bottom, and I wanted to kick myself for waiting so long to try these other two products that dermatologists rarely talk about. Also, one tip about salicylic acid products, especially for sensitive skin: I find SA cleansers a waste of money as the product doesn't sit on the skin long enough to do its job, and the 2% products can be way too harsh for daily use. Instead, I like to use 0.5% in a moisturizer that stays on the skin all day. Neutrogena Oil Free Acne Moisturizer Pink Grapefruit or Cetaphil Gentle Clear Mattifying Acne Moisturizer are both cheap and effective (although, once I added the Zinc PCA, I found "mattifying" products like Cetaphil to be unecessary and overlt drying). Lastly, just in case any newbies are reading this, I feel compelled to implore people just starting out with retinol or acids to PLEASE BE CAREFUL!!! Assuming you have a correctly formulated product (pH 3 - 4 for acids), you can do serious damage to your skin quicker than you realize!!! Start with low strength products, one type at a time, and slowly work up. Back off at the SLIGHTEST sign of redness or inflammation, wait for the skin to fully heal, then resume. It can be slow and tough going at first, but your skin will acclimate over months and years, and the results are so worth it!!!

@@margueritezoehey i’ve dealt with acne for a while and recently came across 10% azelaic acid but thought that it might be too strong bc 10% sounds like a lot. could you tell me how frequently you use it? or is it part of your everyday routine?

why do you keep doing something you don't need because of something some asshole said? you're letting him win

why do you keep doing something you don't need because of something some asshole said? you're letting him win

@screamingseal1137 Well I guess it was for the best, because now I know it's dirt. Lol

Reduce the amount of animal fat, dairy fat, and seed oils in your diet to reduce these clogged sebacious glands.

@@NLR759 thank you for that

Same for me, but it depends from person to person, some people have a lot and some don't at all. Unfortunately I have these and I know trying to remove these is way harder than what my parents think. I think I will have to live with it, if these products don't work. It's still ok because it's not technically harming myself.

❤

It's genetics, but there are ingredients that have been proven to reduce the size of pores. I believe salicylic acid is one of them.

stop eating sugar - use ice packs

Reduce the amount of animal fat, dairy fat, and seed oils in your diet to reduce these clogged sebacious glands.

Its impossible to make your pores smaller. They're not windows you can open or close. You CAN reduce the appearance of them with "pore-minimizing" products that have actives like retinoids which will temporarily stimulate the collagen surrounding the pores. Again, this is temporary and large pores CANNOT shrink.

Laser will make them a little bit smaller. Anything else will only clean them and you will think that they are smaller.

yes, the reason your body is producing so much oil on your skin is because of diet. Reduce the amount of animal fat, dairy fat, and seed oils in your diet to reduce these clogged sebacious glands.

@@NLR759 Hahaha. Eating fat is not the same as having fat on your skin, just like eating cholesterol doesn't mean your own cholesterol goes up. This is such a flawed understanding of how the body works.

@@YannickLB Tell them lol! I have steaks once a month, barely drink milk and rarely fry anything with seed oil and have not noticed a difference compared to when I drank milk a lot and ate more foods with animal fat.

she is selling by affiliated marketing duh

They’re probably the Bioré pore strips. I use them & it pulls them right out. Read the instructions and follow them! It’s easy!

@@FNJ720Thanks!

Oh, so you mean human skin!?

Same. They are extremely hard to get rid of. You'd need a 150% clean and healthy diet, change your pillow case extremely often, stay on top of this skincare 24/7 and avoid make up a lot. Too much work.

It doesn't seem like this video is trying to pass judgement on anyone - it's just explaining what the condition is. There is an imbalance somewhere in the body/on the skin. If you don't mind having it - that's ok. But for people who get inflammation or other irritated skin conditions in tandem with this - it's good information to clear it up. if you don't mind having clogged pores full of dead skin - then that's great! :)

​@@UnknownEntity795It's like earwax build-up.

try reducing the animal fat and oils in your diet. This can significantly improve the condition of your skin, and the appearance of these dark sebacious glands.

Same. Those depilatory patches don't work for me at all.

Don't listen to this marketing. You don't have to spend money to solve this problem. Reduce the amount of animal fat, dairy fat, and seed oils in your diet to reduce these clogged sebacious glands.

Salicylic acid and retinol are evidence based solutions that allow for a consistent product that will be shelf stable. She recommended pretty affordable options. Natural remedies come with risks and inconsistencies.

Baking soda is a great exfoliate

Same🥲🥲🥲

I had the same experience. I found adding Niacinamide 10% serum from The Ordinary to my routine helped tremendously with clearing up my nose and it has also stopped my hormonal acne breakouts from happening monthly! It’s been a game changer for me and maybe it could help you. The one from the Ordinary is a really affordable option.

Wash yoiur face with soup then put bicarbonate of soda as your musk u will thnk me

Reduce the amount of animal fat, dairy fat, and seed oils in your diet to reduce these clogged sebacious glands.

TCA cross treatments once a month. It's slowly helping me with the same problem. Good luck

You don't have to spend any money on skin care. I only wash my face with warm water. What I did get rid of these oily dark sebacious glands was to change my diet. Reduce the amount of animal fat, dairy fat, and seed oils in your diet to reduce these clogged sebacious glands.

The ordinary products actually work well and are from $6-12 at ulta, other stores! Same actives as fancy ones that do cost sooooo much 😩

Except our skin is naturally has an acidic pH and anything that throws off the pH will make our skin freak out and break out.