How Do You Remove Milia Whiteheads?
Whiteheads are embarrassing, and can often cause discomfort or itching on the skin. Whiteheads are caused by a buildup of sebum—or excess oil on the skin— that forms a rigid mass that plugs the pores and can cause acne. Whiteheads are often referred to as milia, and are caused by exposure to the sun, not regularly washing the skin and facial products that leave residue. Weekly clay masks, gentle exfoliation and alpha or beta hydroxy acid facial peels help remove whiteheads. However, for instant whitehead eradication, you can remove them easily using steam and a professional comedone extractor, which prevents damage to the skin. Boil about two inches of water in a large pot. Cover your head with the towel and lean over the pot. Make sure the towel covers enough so as not to allow any steam to escape from underneath. Steam your face for about six to eight minutes. This will open up the pores. If the steam feels too hot on your skin, bring your head further away from the pot until you
