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Stylish Ways To Pack Natural Hair
~6.7 mins read
Oftentimes, not all ladies have the time or are opportuned to braid their hair due to one reason or another. Hairstyles are an important part of fashion and would always be. Fashion is not complete without a good and tidy or neatly packed hairdo.
Due to some problems some ladies encounter while braiding or making their hair, most ladies prefer to leave the hair in their natural form. Natural hair are however described as hair that have not being relaxed or mixed with any relaxative. This type of hair can be a little difficult to maintain and painful to braid.
The natural hair can be neatly packed in such a way that it would look beautiful and neat. There are various ways in which the natural hair can be packed. It can be packed as an updo bun, a two step bun, a braid and bun style and many others.
Below are some carefully selected stylish ways to pack the natural hair:
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Say Goodbye To Blackheads
~5.3 mins read
Living in a time where looks make all the impression, the slightest blemish can throw off a man’s appearance. One pimple here. A cold sore there. Facial skincare conditions can have profound social and psychological effects. Add blackheads to that list. These little neglected blots on your landscape are viewed as a representation of your hygiene. And playing host to several of these tiny black dots just isn’t a good look. But don’t feel singled out here.
Per the American Academy of Dermatology, Acne affects over 50 million Americans and remains the most common skin disorder in the US. Blackheads are a byproduct of acne that usually forms on the face, more so on the oiliest part of it, the nose. That’s not to say they can’t appear on your arms, back, neck, shoulders, and other parts of the body. Now knowing this, it’s so worth scratching underneath the skin’s surface to understand the formation and science behind them.
What Causes Blackheads?
So what brings about these gross pore-clogging pollutants? Well first off, we need to clear something up, and that's the difference between a sebaceous filament and a blackhead. Blackheads form when the opening of a hair follicle becomes obstructed, forming a plug created by overproduced sebum that blocks your pores. Oxidation of sebum then turns the plug black.
On the other hand, a sebaceous filament is a just fact of life, and typically not so noticeable. We are covered in tiny hairs coming out of tiny hair follicles. These follicles also come standard with a sebaceous gland that produces sebum to keep our skin naturally moisturized and protected. It’s when those filaments get overly oily that they can mimic blackheads. In addition to your DNA (yep, some of this is out of your control) these are just some other factors that mayincrease the chances of developing blackheads:
Extreme cases and might require prescription medications to reduce symptoms. However, dermatologists believe most stubborn blackhead treatments are a question of self-management. And no, not squeezing those suckers out by applying pressure to the bridge of your beak or anywhere on the face, no matter how bizarrely gratifying you’ve found acne extraction these past few years. Quit being an advocate of the subculture.
A plethora of skincare routine solutions exist in the skincare market designed to clear up your complexion spread across several categories. Let’s get you familiarized with all the different types of blackhead removal products out there.
How to Get Rid of Blackheads
Facial Cleansers
Much of what makes these face washes amazing blackhead treatments lies in the active ingredients they carry. Benzoyl peroxide, charcoal, and salicylic acid just to name a few works incredibly well to dissolve comedo (aka blackheads) and unclog pores for a clearer complexion. An ideal cleanser comes oil-free, removing dead skin cells and extreme sebum in the process.
Dermalogica Active Clay Cleanser
Prebiotics act as a source of food for the good bacteria on your skin which help keep your skin healthy, and that’s why you can find them in a lot of skin care these days. What makes this cleanser from Dermalogica great is the combo of three great blackhead busting ingredients: kaolin clay to absorb excess oil, activated binchotan charcoal to adsorb impurities, and as mentioned, prebiotics to help maintain the natural lipid barrier on that handsome face of yours. Add to that a bioflavonoid-rich complex of citrus, aloe, and broccoli extract further purifies pores. This is ideal for those looking for a daily use product that won’t strip the skin of it’s dignity.
Anthony Glycolic Facial Cleanser
This sulfate-free gentle cleanser is creamy, doesn’t suds up, and comes loaded with 4.2% glycolic acid, a key additive that’s considered the one of the most skin-friendly exfoliators there is. The potent power of that exfoliating acid is balanced out by an antioxidant blend of vitamins A, C, and E as well as a soothing blend of aloe, calendula, and chamomile. Great for daily use, especially pre-shave, when glycolic acid works to prevent clogged pores, ingrown hairs, and razor bumps helping ensure a clean, smooth shave.
Jack Black Deep Dive Glycolic Facial Cleanser
Jack Black’s become a staple for modern groomists who are all in favor of maintaining their appearances. The brand incorporates kaolin clay, volcanic ash, and a variety of vegan-friendly ingredients that enhance the cleansing effect to have skin emerge firmer and smoother. Take a nickel-size amount of this cleanser, ideal or combination skin, and let it work magic on your mug.
Masks
Face masks are favored for their ability to eradicate skin of everything from a single clogged pore to an array of blackheads and other contaminants. Some of the best ones are known for containing high-quality ingredients with antibacterial properties. Keep your eyes peeled for ones featuring activated charcoal, alpha hydroxy acids, benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid.
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