5 Ways To Remove Blackheads Naturally… Without Scarring Your Face!

1. Gelatin Mask

This natural remedy takes a little work, but is very effective at removing blackheads. You will be making a facial mask with milk and gelatin to quickly and naturally remove blackheads.

To make your blackhead-removing facial mask, mix together two tablespoons of milk and one tablespoon of unflavored gelatin, and heat over low heat in a saucepan. After the gelatin has completely dissolved, remove the mixture from the heat and allow it to cool.

Now, apply the facial mask, and make sure that you cover areas with blackheads thoroughly. Let the mask stay on your face for about 30 minutes before peeling it off.

As you peel the mask you will notice that you are also removing the blackheads, leaving your face clear.

2. Honey

Not only is it a natural moisturizer, honey is also used as a soothing skin treatment. It has been found by many people to be effective in the removal of blackheads. On top of that, it also helps improve your skin’s texture and appearance.

Honey is most effective when used in a regular natural skin regimen.

Make a facial mask out of a cup of honey and use it each night before bed. After thoroughly washing your face, evenly apply the honey to the skin on your face. Let the honey mask remain for 20 minutes, then use warm water to completely wash your face, making sure to remove all the honey.

3. Mixture of Honey And Water, Granulated Sugar, Baking Soda

By combining one tablespoon of honey, one tablespoon of baking soda, one tablespoon of granulated sugar, along with one tablespoon of water, you can make an anti-blackhead facial scrub.

Each of the ingredients has its’ particular function: The granulated sugar penetrates the pores and acts as a mild exfoliate. The cleansing and anti-bacterial properties of honey are well-known. And finally, the baking soda is used to unclog your pores and remove dead skin and bacteria.

For best results, use this treatment once a day. Massage the scrub mixture into the skin. After the scrub has been on for 5 minutes, rinse thoroughly with warm water and gently pat dry.

4. Lemon Juice

When used on a regular basis, lemon juice can help to remove dead skin cells. Because lemon juice is a natural astringent, it can aid in clearing up blackheads.

Here is the procedure for using lemon juice to remove blackheads: Every night just before going to bed, rub some fresh lemon juice onto your blackheads. Let it remain until the next morning, where you’ll use warm water to rinse your face thoroughly. Continue this treatment every night for 7 days or until you no longer see any blackheads.

One thing to take note of, however. The use of lemon juice can dry your skin. So, if you find that your skin is dry, apply some moisturizing cream in the morning after you’ve rinsed your face.

5. Mixture Of Honey And Ground Cinnamon

Here is another quick and easy method. Mix together one teaspoon of ground cinnamon along with one tablespoon of organic honey making a paste. Apply this paste to each blackhead. The hardened and oily sebum will be gently broken down, and clearing your skin.

You can use this natural remedy twice daily until your skin has cleared.