If you knew me, you’d know I am obsessed with all-natural beauty products and skin care remedies. If you knew me, you’d also know that I am fighting a losing battle against an army of blackheads every day. I am constantly scouring beauty stores and websites for natural, gentle, effective blackhead remedies and I don’t know how I didn’t think of this amazingly simple one. Oh, and it really works!
I found this little DIY blackhead remedy one day while mindlessly scrolling through the Hair + Beauty category of Pinterest and it is easy as can be. All you need is a lemon and some honey. I’m sure that natural and organic versions of these are ideal, but I bought the normal sort in a pinch which suited me just fine.
First, you just cut the lemon in half; set aside the other half for another treatment later in the week! Put three or four drops of honey on the lemon and then just put that honey-ed lemon half directly on your face and start scrubbing, focusing on the areas that have the most blackheads. I recommend avoiding the hairline, unlike myself on the first try which left me finding dried honey around my temples the next day. Leave the mixture on your skin for five minutes and rinse!
After rinsing, I saw immediate improvement of my blackheads and my skin looked super bright! Added bonus: The lemon works great to lighten any dark spots and the honey moisturizes. Oh, and if you accidentally get it in your mouth it tastes kind of good.
Lovelies, what are some of your blackhead solutions?
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That’s awesome and easy. I’m definitely going to have to give it a try.
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I’ll really need to try this. Thank you so much for this info!
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Oooh that’s really cheap and cool! I’ll definitely have to try that!
orchid / 137 posts
The combination of lemon and honey is awesome! I use it for natural cleansers, masks, scrubs, etc.
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SO gonna try this.
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I think you’re better off just consuming lemon juice with honey haha. I use a dermaroller along with tazorac and/or dermalogica or ole henricksen chemical exfoliator products to keep my pores clear. Kitchen product-wise, I used to use baking soda as a scrub and that worked nicely too.
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Ooo will try. Thanks!
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Going to try it. Ta!! x
ranunculus / 3285 posts
I need to buy some lemons
thanks for sharing.
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This sounds refreshing
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Totally going to try this. Thanks for sharing!
sunflower / 252 posts
@LaughOutLoudLauren@xanga - you’re gonna love it!
sunflower / 252 posts
@Marica0701@xanga - you’re so welcome
sunflower / 252 posts
@misunderstood_dark_angel@xanga - so cheap…I love it!
sunflower / 252 posts
@SimplyNita@xanga - awesome! so smart….cost effective and natural!
sunflower / 252 posts
@nepenthium@xanga - I’ve heard baking soda is awesome!
sunflower / 252 posts
@TakingxOverxMe@xanga - I think you’ll like it girl! Hope everything is going good with the coconut oil.
sunflower / 252 posts
@cryholy@xanga - no problem! I love your userpic!
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Do you think lime would work in a similar way? I have a bunch of limes in my refrigerator.
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nice one!
peony / 1 posts
Try going in the shower and letting your area of blackheads absorb the steam of hot water. Then take regular store bought baking SODA and rubbing into the area. It immediately scrubs those suckers off leaving your skin shiny and smooth! Don’t do this everyday though. Once every @ weeks is good. Or whenever needed! Hope this helps! Check me out on twitter at @officialIriss for more tips!