White vinegar to remove blackheads

Blackheads are one of the common problems on facial skin, and simply removing blackheads with skin care products will cause the pores to become larger. Some beauty lovers have heard that blackheads can be removed with white vinegar, but it can be clearly stated that white vinegar does not have the effect of removing blackheads. Although white vinegar has unique advantages in promoting gastrointestinal digestion, whitening skin and killing bacteria, it is not realistic to simply rely on the ingredients in white vinegar to remove blackheads.

White vinegar cannot remove blackheads. White vinegar can soften cuticles and whiten skin, but don't use it directly. Using vinegar is good for the skin, not because vinegar is useful, but because the pH value of human skin is weakly acidic, and the facial cleansers and shampoos we usually use are mostly alkaline, which destroy the acid-base balance of the skin while removing oil.

White vinegar has a certain bactericidal effect, but it is not very effective in removing blackheads. If you want to remove blackheads, you should pay attention to facial cleansing. Use warm water when washing your face, which will help open the pores and clean them. After washing, splash with cold water, which will help shrink the pores and effectively remove blackheads.

Blackheads are actually a type of keratin blockage. The excess oil secreted from the pores mixed with old dead skin cells clog the pores. After oxidation, they become hardened oil blockages. The surface of the blockage exposed to the air will appear black, so we commonly call it blackheads. Since the T-zone has abundant oil secretion, blackheads usually appear on our forehead, nose and other T-zone areas. Hot and humid weather will cause the skin to produce more oil and open pores. The excess oil in the sebum ducts is more easily oxidized and hardened to form blackheads, so blackheads are often more obvious in summer.

In daily life, maintain a light diet and ensure eight hours of sleep every day. If you often like to eat heavy-tasting or greasy food, especially desserts, or if you often don’t sleep well and don’t give yourself enough time to rest, it will definitely affect the excessive secretion of oil in your sebaceous glands, causing the birth and growth of blackheads.