Rome, Italy – A recent viral video by chemist 'lacosmeticante chimica' is shedding light on a common skincare misconception, clarifying the difference between blackheads and sebaceous filaments. According to the expert, what many individuals identify as blackheads, particularly around the nose area, are in fact sebaceous filaments – natural structures of the skin that are present in everyone. The chemist explained that these filaments, which appear as small, grayish, and diffuse dots, are a normal part of skin physiology and cannot be permanently eradicated. She stated, "They are naturally present on our skin and cyclically return. If we manage to reduce them, after 30 days, they are there again." For those looking to minimize their appearance, the video emphasizes the importance of proper daily cleansing. The chemist advises using an oil-based makeup remover or cleanser, massaging the product into the affected area for more than one minute. This method leverages the 'oil-sebum affinity' to superficially refine the filaments. Additionally, she highlighted salicylic acid as a highly effective cosmetic ingredient for this purpose, recommending its application specifically in the T-zone where such concerns are most prevalent.
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