How Do You Extract A Sub-Surface Blackhead?
Blackheads are inevitable. They can come out of nowhere, and some can be so deep under the skin that they produce a mound of pus build-up under the surface of the skin. Blackheads can form and go unnoticed for a long time because they are typically under the skin. It’s when the build-up accumulates that the blackhead can become painful and uncomfortable. Extracting the build-up is imperative at this point to avoid further complications. Use a warm compress on the affected area. Run hot water over a washcloth for about a minute. Squeeze excess water from the washcloth so it’s not dripping, but retains a good bit of hot water. Immediately apply directly to the skin. Allow the heat and moisture to soften the skin and open the clogged hair follicle. The heat and moisture will also pull the pus to the surface, making it easier to extract. Leave the heated washcloth on the area for about five minutes. Wash your hands with soap and water. Remove the hot compress and use a blackhead tool on th
