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3 ways to use salicylic acid for stubborn blackheads

Salicylic acid is a powerful exfoliating acid otherwise known as BHA, its unique ability to penetrate deep into the skins pores while increasing skin hydration levels makes it a dream come true for oily and acne prone skin.

In this article we will discuss 3 different ways to use salicylic acid in your daily skincare routine to clear skin of stubborn acne and black heads for good.


  1. Salicylic acid cleansers

Salicylic acid cleansers can be considered a form of “short contact therapy”, this method allows skin to reap all the pore clearing benefits without the ingredient sitting on the skin for too long. SA (salicylic acid) continues to work within the pores long after it has been washed away, making the short contact method great for sensitive skin types that are prone to acne and breakouts. BHA’S also regulates excess sebum or oil production and smoothes skin texture, giving skin a more clear and balanced appearance.

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2. Salicylic acid leave on treatments

Toners are typically known for rebalancing the skin after cleansing however salicylic acid toners are specifically formulated with the added benefit of targeting large pores, texture and uneven skin tone. In addition to this, exfoliating leave on treatments provide a powerful dose of SA for an almost instant skin smoothing effect leaving behind more radiant and brighter looking skin.

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3. Salicylic acid face masks

BHA face masks offer a unique pore clearing experience, with weekly use these masks prevent both blackheads and white heads. Some masks combine salicylic acid with clay to add a pore purifying effect that draws out impurities and shrinks the appearance of pores, another good thing about these face masks is they can be used all over the face or in specific areas where breakouts are more likely to occur so you have more control over how you use them.

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