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Black Dots on the Nose? Here's How To Treat Sebaceous Filaments

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20 Comments

@roaaba9512 4 years ago (edited) Pinned

Ingredients to use for getting rid of sebaceous filaments:

Salicylic acid 2:38
Retinoids 3:24
Niacinamide & green tea 4:13

The routine✨

In the morning:
Cerave salicylic acid cleanser 5:30
Sunscreen w/ niacinamide
> Elta md or Isntree 5:42

At night:
Cerave SA cleanser 6:18
Cerave resurfacing retinoil, prescription tretnoin 6:24, or Versed gentle retinoil serum 6:32
The ordinary 10% niacinamide serum 6:38
Any gentle moisturizer 6:55

> Once a week, use the ordinary salicylic acid masque 6:59

@jemsopp7125 4 years ago

I appreciate you giving budget friendly options that work. It seems like everyone recommends high end brands when talking about skincare. It feels like I’m being told if I want something that actually works, it has to be expensive. I would love to purchase some luxurious high end products, but unfortunately, at the moment I don’t have the budget for them. 💸

@phoebewoodruff1101 4 years ago

Those pore strips are invaluable for pulling out splinters in hard to reach/see places or for kids who hate tweezers. You just cut off a piece big enough, wet it, wait, and presto! No more painful splinter.
Excellent advice, and I learned a lot from this video.

@joannekenny7755 4 years ago

I'm 29 and have struggled with blackheads/sebaceous filaments on my nose since puberty. I've tried all the 'DIY' cures egg mask, lemon juice, toothpaste etc. So after killing my skin, all I needed was Salicylic acid cleanser, paulas choice bha and the ordinary niacinamide. Been using these for about 3 weeks and noticing such a difference 😀

@daphphodil 1 year ago

For me, I found that mine were actually caused by my skin being dehydrated. The lack of hydration caused my skin to produce excess oil only in my T-zone, then the dead skin would struggle to fall of and clogged my pores. When I started only using a gentle green-tea cleanser, a hydrating moisturizer that's made mostly of water, and using glycolic acid once a week, my pores and sebaceous filaments have been appearing much smaller.

@null_loading 3 years ago

Bros doing morse code with his eyes at the beginning

@sammylove14 4 years ago

Oh my gosh! This is THE video I’ve been needing for my whole life since puberty! And I’m 34. Thank you. My number one biggest skin annoyance is those darker colored clogged pores (NOT blackheads). So thank you thank you!

@aristotle29 1 year ago

I tried this routine for 8 months, and it didn't work. Bought everything that they said. Zero difference.

@garuthesun1445 4 years ago

I use salicylic acid + retinoids + niacinimyde and i still get a noodle explosion on my nose :) I don't even know what to do at this point

@randominindy 3 years ago

I’ve struggled with badly clogged pores all my life. Salicylic acid worked okay, but just was too harsh and drying for me. I have a regular routine now where I use lactic acid once per week (really love Sunday Riley good genes), glycolic acid once per week, and then retinol 3 days per week. Adding that retinol was a real game changer for me! My skin is so dang happy. My nose still gets kind of clogged, so I’ll hit just my nose area with Paula’s salicylic acid as needed.

@sarahillingworth9257 4 years ago

clogged pores are the reason I can't stand my face. but if that's my main problem, I'm doing ok. Love these videos xx

@anneduggan1014 4 years ago

Growing up I used a really warm moist facecloth on my skin, to open my pores, then applied egg white on my nose….let dry then gently wash face with just warm water to remove the “mask”. Worked like a dream… no blank dots left, ever!

@DimaRakesah 4 years ago

I also find that double cleansing with an oil cleanser (like Inkey List Oat Cleansing Balm $11) then a water cleanser (like Inkey List Salacyluc Acid Cleanser $11) really helps, and making sure to give my clogged pore areas a bit of extra (but gentle!) Attention, helps a lot in immediately reducing the look of clogged pores.

@steffnic13 4 years ago

I used to use those pore strips back in school when I was young 20s. They wrecked my skin. Caused blood vessels on side of nose to pop and look horrible. No amount of lasers have helped those broken vessels. But they also then resulted in even worse blockage in those pores. It was like they created more space for gross stuff to go. I then had to steam my nose all the time to get that out. It was a nasty cycle. So glad I got away from them. I now use high quality honey on my face now and it really helps.

@marshamoore8385 4 years ago

I used to have issue's dealing with this. I found using a hot wet washcloth every other day followed by a very gentle cleanser and moisturizer worked wonders! My pores shrunk down to almost nothing. I am 67 now and have great skin. With an occasional zit! Yuck! With age? Double yuck!

@MrBurkistan 4 years ago (edited)

The way these two speak about “sebaceous filaments” is typical to someone who hasn’t actually had to deal with large pores and compensatory oil build up. I’ve used salicylic acid, peeling, no moisturizer, added moisturizer, Retinoids, etc. Dealing with blackheads isn’t as simple as they make it out to be. AND the patient in the first clip with the pore strip, I don’t believe that’s to treat “extensive” sebum, for people suffering with this problem we face this amount, like I said, or a very regular basis.