Getting rid of blackheads is relatively easy, however conventional treatments of pore strips, scrubs and facials will not work, except to temporarily extract the contents. Blackheads are caused from a build up of sebum (oil) in the skin pores and blockage of the pore with exfoliated dead skin cells. Being open to air, the sebum and clogged material oxidise and turns dark. Hence the term blackhead.
Blackhead are clogged pores and treatment of blackheads involves exfoliation of pore contents.
Why Conventional Treatments Do Not Get Rid Of Blackheads.
Salicylic Acid Exfoliates The Pore
BHA (beta hydroxy acid) or Salicylic Acid is the only product that will penetrate the oil in the oil gland and exfoliate the contents and pore lining. Because it progressively exfoliates and empties the pore, the pore is able to shrink and become more refined.
Salicylic acid products needs to be concentration of 1-2% in ph approximately 3. Very few products even if they say they contain salicylic acid will be of sufficient concentration or at appropriate ph to work.
We sell a very good BHA gel.
We sell a very good Salicylic acid gel: Cost $36, 2% concerntration and correct ph. Research has shown that appropriate BHA Gels will start to work within hours of putting on skin. They can be applied once or twice daily and progressively will clear and refine pores over coming weeks and months. It is safe to use long term as part of skin routine.
In early stages if you want a really speedy clearance of blackheads combine the salicylic acid gel with microdermabrasion. SIMPLE.
Call 07 33505447 to try 2% Salicylic Acid Gel and book your microdermabrasion for really rapid clearance of blackheads.
Other articles on Salicylic Acid and Microdermabrasion.
Microdermabrasion and treatment of acne
Salicylic Acid And Acne Treatment.
How To Get Rid Of Enlarged Congested Pores.




sarahmiddleton responded on 10 Oct 2008 at 7:04 am #
I am located in Wollongong NSW and am wondering how to ‘order’ the 2% salicylic acid gel is the only the way over the phone? Thankyou.
Dr Joanne Turner responded on 12 Oct 2008 at 1:41 pm #
Hi Sarah, if you call us we can organise purchase over the phone, get mailing address and post it to you. Call us on 33505447 and my receptionists will help you with this. Jo
Kylie responded on 12 Oct 2008 at 2:17 pm #
Can the bha cream be ordered and sent by mail. NSW resident…Thanks Kylie PS