Oil Gritting To Remove Sebaceous Filaments

Dermatologist Dr. Dray on oil gritting to remove sebaceous filaments, black dots on the nose, and blackheads. How to remove black dots on the nose
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35 Comments

  1. This video reminds me of all the money I wasted on clean and clear and St Ives scrubs in my teens thinking I had blackheads all over and the scrubs would get the junk out of my pores 🤦💯😆

    1. It looks like the Neutrogena hydro boost lip shine in ballet pink. My best guess. I’m not sure why she didn’t understand it was a question.

    2. It’s actually Neutrogena Moisturesmooth Color Stick in color Fresh Papaya. She has all of her makeup products for this look linked in the description…

  2. Black heads were the bane of my existence since I hit puberty. They were extremely prominent. No longer deal with them ever since I started oil cleansing in 2010 when I was 19.

  3. They’re pretty annoying but it is what it is 😅. Cleasing is essential it’s the very first step of an basic skincare routine. I haven’t tried an oil cleanser but i do get tempted to try one and trying doesn’t mean something bad and also comes the possibility that the oil product might be actually beneficial for whatever purpose you are using it 😊❤. Thanks Doctor Andrea for explaining us the oil gritting method have a great day ❤.

  4. Are there any new treatments for sebaceous hyperplasia where they are permanently removed and will keep more from coming back?

  5. I suffer with moderate to severe Dermatilomania, I don’t have inflamed acne but I do get very congested often. I find oil gritting to be very satisfying, much more so than the horrifying feeling of picking the comedones and then getting hyperpigmentation. I can’t actually sit for 20 minutes with a traditional cleanser so I’m really happy with using an oil cleanser. I tried to use BHA and BP but my congestion just wouldn’t go away but using the oil cleanser got rid of the bumpy texture under my skin in a few days!

  6. Use a clay mask a few times a week. Cetaphil has one. Also, use niacinamide. Cerave pm facial moisturizer has that. I use that during the day even after my sa face wash. Bha gets rid of them as well

  7. I have had these forever and I’m 73 Me too I wasn’t aware of this trend I guess The pore strips I might try uh carefully thank you for this😊

  8. i use a cleanser by Cerave that has hylaruonic acid and i make sure to really dig deep in my nose to get rid of it all plus moisturize. Boom my nose feels super clean

  9. You’re right, consistency is key because when I stop double cleansing I tend to get the cysts in my earlobes again..
    Thank you so much for helping me understand what’s happening to my skin

  10. The French use a flat utensil to sweep gently over different, small areas and a tissue in the other hand to collect the detritrus. They are squeezed out once a week or month depending how much you have. It’s easy, doesn’t hurt and cleans those nasty things out very well.

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