
What causes of Blackheads? I've been on a quest to understand the ins and outs of blackheads, and I wanted to share my personal insights with you all. Causes of Blackheads: 1. Sebum Overproduction: The blackheads often emerge in the T-zone due to an excess of sebum secretion. Our facial T-zone, rich in sebaceous glands, tends to pump out more oil, leading to enlarged pores and the formation of those pesky black dots. 2. Clogged Pores by Dead Skin Cells: The flow of sebum can be hindered when dead skin cells fail to shed properly, resulting in a blockade within the pores. Microbes in the follicles create a biofilm, acting like glue that traps dead skin cells and oils, ultimately forming blackheads. 3. Microbial Overgrowth: An overabundance of various microbes can create clumps, and some of these microbes can stimulate sebum production, initiating a vicious cycle that perpetuates the development of blackheads. Why is the Nose Blackhead Central? The nose tends to be a hotspot...