Blocked sebum becomes a blackhead when the surface cells develop sulphides which, in contact with the oxygen, turn the cells black. The main problem with blackheads, apart from their unsightliness, is that they can become infected when removed and the opening just gets filled up once again with more sebum. This condition is related to seborrhoea, overproduction of the sebaceous glands. But even a dry-skinned person can develop blackheads, especially on the nose or chin. Blackheads can appear practically anywhere on the body, as well as on the face. A mayor culprit area is the back, but they can also be found on the chest, under arms, neck, and even around the pubic area. Whenever they are to be found, the treatment for blackheads is the same, they need removing. Steaming provides an excellent way to loosen blackheads while the pores are opened.
This treatment will help you to get rid of them: after dabbing the skin dry, massage the following oil into the skin. This will help prevent blackheads recurring while also loosening the ones that are already established. Massage morning and night, use only pure soap.
