Well my face features are so so cute etc but the pores are tragic & I am dealing with blackheads. #ProblemsOfWhiteBoy


(illustration - not my nose)

So gwarls, have u been dealing with something like this and what did help u? The online advices are so confusing and I doubt they work, so I am asking yall bitchez.

Yes! If I knew how to get rid of them... I wouldn't have them anymore.

I just pop them up after taking a shower.

I hear exfoliating creams are really good for them, after you take a shower you rub it on your face and it should get inside the pores to clear them out.

wash your face twice a day, exfoliate 3 times a week (I mix bicarbonate soda into my normal face wash, its the best), get a good moisturiser that won't clog your skin, extra virgin olive oil is a pretty cheap and good option

if you have big ones that won't budge, pour some boiling water into a bowl, stick your face over it and put a towel over your head and steam your face for 10 minutes, this will open up the pores, use some q-tip to squeeze them out

The best way is to go to a saloon and get a facial. In my country it's pretty cheap. But that's not something you can do all the time, cause your pores will become huge!!! You should buy proper products to wash your face and do it often. Also a good exfoliator helps. You can buy one, but I prefer to make it since it's very easy. Here's the one I make: 1 tablespoon honey, 1 tablespoon sugar and 1 tablespoon baking soda. You mix them, rub it on your face(the areas you want to) not too harshly, but not to light either and then you leave it for like 5 mins. You wash your face with warm water and you apply some moisturizer if needed(I always do). Keep in mind that if you're doing this and your skin is sensitive the areas where you rubbed the thing might be a little reddened for like an hour or so, so don't do it right before you have to go out. haha That's pretty much it, you can't get rid of them permanently, sadly.

I just put some Bath and Body Works gel on my nose in the shower. It helps a lot.

Go doctors, it's literally the best thing to do.

Wash well the face or consults a dermatologist.