Green tea
Green tea is a great antioxidant that can help reduce oil production in your skin. Mix green tea leaves with water and massage the leaves into your skin for about 30 seconds. Rinse off and apply a moisturizer afterward.
Tea tree oil
It is another natural way to stop the growth of bacteria and can be found in many products, including soaps and creams. Apply tea tree oil directly to affected blackheads to prevent bacterial growth.
Salt/sugar scrubs
Helps exfoliate the skin and remove dead skin cells on the skin’s surface. After massaging the scrub on your face, wash it off with water and apply a moisturizer.
Baking soda
Just like salt and sugar scrubs can help exfoliate the skin and remove dirt, oil, and dead skin cells. Mix baking soda with water and massage it into any affected areas. Rinse off with warm water and use a moisturizer when done.
Azelaic acid
It can be found in topical creams and works by killing bacteria on your skin. This over-the-counter treatment can also reduce inflammation and keep the pores clean.
Salicylic acid
It is an ingredient found in many cleansers, lotions, and creams. When it’s applied to the skin, it helps shed dead cells which can prevent pores and follicles from clogging.
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