Get Rid Of Blackheads For Good With These 10 All-Natural At-Home Hacks

Blackheads are one of those unsightly and annoying parts of life that we all wish would just go away.

Drug stores offer pore strips and specific face washes that are full of chemicals and can be quite expensive. But what about trying things the natural way?

Just as there are simple ways to fight varicose and spider veins at home, there are also many extremely easy ways to get rid of blackheads naturally, and without the high cost.

Scroll through below for an exclusive list of blackhead-fighting methods. They might seem surprising at first. After all, who would think to rub their face in tomato juice?

But each of these ideas is so easy that I will definitely be trying them out. I can't wait to finally get rid of disgusting blackheads for good!

Will you be trying these simple at-home hacks for ridding yourself of blackheads? Let us know in the comments.

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1. Exfoliate With Baking Soda

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Mix baking soda with a little bit of water for an inexpensive and easy exfoliating face wash.

According to Home Remedies for Life, "Baking soda exfoliates your skin, leaving it soft and smooth, while unclogging pores containing dead skin cells. It helps to neutralize your skin's pH level and allows it to produce less oil, completely preventing blackheads."

2. Relax With Tomato Juice

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Tomato pulp or tomato juice makes for a great pore-clearing mask that can be applied right before relaxing or taking a nap.

Livestrong.com writes, "Tomatoes, which are in high vitamin C, vitamin A, and citric acid, are a natural blackhead remedy. They're much less costly than commercial acne formulations and may be less irritating to the skin."

3. Apply Egg Whites

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An easy at-home method for fighting blackheads is using an egg white mask.

Simply apply a layer of egg whites to your face, followed by a layer of tissues. Then, apply one final egg white layer on top. Once everything is dry, you can easily peel the mask away.

According to Everyday Roots, "Egg whites form an easy mask that can be used to temporarily tighten pores, thus reducing chances of future blackheads, and will also remove current blackheads."

4. Try Green Tea

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Everyday Life writes, "Next time you find tiny black clogged pores covering your face, brew up some green tea to help banish the blackheads for good."

To truly reap the benefits of green tea, brew a pot, and then allow it to chill in the refrigerator. Apply the chilled tea to your blackheads, rinsing it away after 15 minutes.

5. Use A Toothbrush

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Scrub your blackheads with a soft toothbrush, as gently as possible, in circular motions. This method can be harsh on the skin, so it is only recommended when other techniques haven't worked well.

CrunchyBetty.com suggests dipping the toothbrush in some lemon juice first, "along with a drop or two of skin-friendly oil like jojoba."

6. Steam Your Face

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To fight blackheads, cover your head with a towel and lean over a bowl of hot, steaming water.

Livestrong.com writes that you should do this for five minutes at a time, before blotting your face. The blackheads should be quite easy to remove afterward.

7. Play With Clay

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While we can't all afford a trip to the spa every week, we can try an at-home clay mask to clear away unwanted blackheads. You can pick up your own bentonite clay and mix it with water before applying.

According to Everyday Roots, "When you apply the mask, your skin gets to drink in all the minerals, while the clay simultaneously draws out the blackhead."

8. Change The Pillowcases

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For anyone prone to blackheads, pillowcases should be changed or washed as often as possible.

According to Healthtuber.com, "Oil can build up on your pillow and, while you are sleeping, can get on your face." They write that changing your pillowcase often can help "alleviate any issues [with] blackheads."

9. Dab With Honey

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Dab your face with raw honey, and allow it to sit for 15 minutes before rinsing. Doing this several times a week, particularly with warm honey, can be extremely helpful.

Home Remedies for Life writes, "Honey acts as a natural antibiotic and helps to pull dirt from skin pores by clearing blackheads. It hydrates and tightens skin pores for a clear complexion."

10. Stop The Squeezing

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While it may seem like an easy and effective way to get rid of blackheads, squeezing them out is actually extremely bad for your skin.

Instead of squeezing, try any of these simple at-home methods. These all-natural techniques are extremely inexpensive, and can have you free from blackheads in no time!

Will you be trying these anti-blackhead hacks at home yourself? Let us know in the comments.

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