Sebaceous filaments are a natural structural part of your skin. They help guide sebum to the surface of the skin. You'll never be rid of them, but like you said, you can minimize their appearance.

@KarenHausler

13 күн бұрын

Is there plastic covering for skin

@Pauline-mk4wz

13 күн бұрын

​@@KarenHauslerlol 😅

@nenengsudaryati4481

12 күн бұрын

😊😊😊😊

@sulaiman2577

10 күн бұрын

😂😂

@Eluderatnight

9 күн бұрын

​@@KarenHauslerask Madona....

Didn't hear a single thing she said, the video is so satisfying to watch... Need a full video link

@user-bu1co2xo1i

3 күн бұрын

I got addicted to these about a year ago.....Man,I watched soooo many.💖

@countitalljoyfam

3 күн бұрын

I do wish I could find someone I could take these out of!! I don’t know why I love this so much!

@oliviadookiehead

2 күн бұрын

FR😂

@fongfongfong838

2 күн бұрын

U can search "sac dep spa"

@samusooula5218

2 күн бұрын

watched this 5 times still don’t know what she is talking about 😂😂 just focusing on the plucking it’s so good i want to do it

Esthetician here: You cannot change the size of your pores. You can help minimize their appearance. Double cleansing, hydration, and sunscreen!

@kaio37k

3 сағат бұрын

Is that true as a blanket statement? Like what if your pores have been enlarged by buildup? Are they now permanently enlarged, or can salicylic acid bring them back to normal? My pores are definitely larger with bad build up - especially visible after doing similar to this video.

@dzbura

Сағат бұрын

Yes I have large pores and a 5-step skincare routine. My boyfriend washes his face in the shower with a damn shampoo and doesn’t have any visible pores. He says I am just naturally covered in polka dot that’s all 😂

@n9nedots

15 минут бұрын

​@kaio37k you can't change the natural size of your pores. You can help them get back to their original size if they're enlarged, but you can never get them smaller than their natural size. This is what everyone meant to say

I was told by several doctors that your pores dont actually change in size at all!

@allib4921

2 күн бұрын

Right! They can get LARGER for sure, but I've heard that you can't make them smaller. You just get the cards you're dealt & you can do things to make them *appear* smaller, but never actually smaller.

@Ljbabyg21

2 күн бұрын

Derma rolling will help

@EmeraldDreams7

Күн бұрын

@@allib4921 I've definitely minimized mine through consistency. I guess everyone is different.

@demonslayer4951

Күн бұрын

​@@Ljbabyg21 it's not. I tried derma rolling & derma pen, it didn't work.

@lynettebr

Күн бұрын

​@@Ljbabyg21 nope. It's genetics. They don't change

I'm horrified but can't stop watching

@SincerelyMissAsh

18 күн бұрын

lol my thoughts exactly!

@hakanevrim2127

17 күн бұрын

Full video please.

@BING06257b

3 күн бұрын

its chiken

@hamzah8434

6 сағат бұрын

​@@BING06257bexactly it's looks like chicken

@Sanguinarius9999

Сағат бұрын

Ty was wondering why they were using a sharp edge implement that could cut them/ break them instead of getting all of it.

I did some basic research on this, I am not a medical student nor a medical professional. The information I have obtained came from simple internet searches and made sure the information came from qualified licensed medical professionals including dermatologists. The UNIFIED CONSENSUS is that you CAN NOT shrink your pores, you CAN make your skin healthier and more resistant to pore "clogging" (not a word they used, I am using it as a basic descriptor) but the size of the pore will remain the same. Seems to me that the medical professionals including board certified dermatologists agree that pore size does not shrink with any kind of treatment. Also to the people that say they "cut their pores" using sterilized razorblades to "close them up", your body NEEDS pores to be open and clear to function properly, so what you are doing is a very dangerous mutilation practice that is going to NEGATIVELY affect your health. You don't need to be a doctor to understand that, its pretty basic knowledge.

It looks like plucking chicken

@nimuemorningmists

13 күн бұрын

That is exactly what I was going to say! 1 am 99% positive that that is a raw chicken...

@neuselimartins8436

13 күн бұрын

Kkkk foi isso que pensei é igual mesmo

@user-wf8tz1vt2i

7 күн бұрын

That’s exactly what I thought. It’s like after the feather has been clucked but the outer coveting was left behind…

@keyboardmafia6461

6 күн бұрын

No it's not a dead chicken 🙄 come on people!

@isabellelim2573

5 күн бұрын

@@nimuemorningmistsit’s not haha go check out blackheads with tweezers..they literally zoom you in from the person’s face 😅

I really wish they would link the full videos on these shorts. It's frustrating to not be able to see the entire video when it's this good!

@glimmah8017

12 сағат бұрын

😂😂😂 I feel that!

@liltornado

11 сағат бұрын

There are entire compilations of that stuff, look it up.

look at the size of the pore!!! look at the size of the implement and the finger on the left, this is vastly magnified, so the size of the pore is not as large as it looks

@antonelaruizd427

7 күн бұрын

Por supuesto que esta ampliado para poder verlo bien..

@DimeCutie

6 күн бұрын

It's still a very large pore lol like huh?

@lennymac5915

6 күн бұрын

Really!

@catherinemontgomery7130

6 күн бұрын

@@antonelaruizd427 maybe somebody should tell the woman doing the narration she is the one who seems to think the size of the pore is oversize

@catherinemontgomery7130

6 күн бұрын

@@lennymac5915 on the video you can see the gloved finger of the person doing this, pause the video and place your finger over the top of the finger in the video, how many times bigger is that finger than yours? that pore is magnified considerably it is not the size it really is and what has been removed is nowhere near the size it is shown in the video. the hole left is probably no bigger than yours or my pores

The provider is removing keratin clogging the hair follicles, not sebaceous filaments. Whiteheads (closed comedones) are often mistaken for sebaceous filaments but they are not the same thing. Sebaceous filaments normally do not protrude from the skin and are an important part of all sebaceous glands. If I had to guess, this looks like an individual being treated for something like Keratosis Pilaris or follicular hyperkeratosis. Granted, I am not a dermatologist- just a med student who also has issues with Keratosis Pilaris.

@boomshankaneil

12 сағат бұрын

Does this have anything to do with HS

@theshadylady1982

11 сағат бұрын

I'm sure this dermatologists would know the difference in all of those conditions... & what is being treated here. I mean... it IS her job. Lol. But, maybe... I guess. Maybe the dr is mistaken, for some reason?

@KyraLucia

9 сағат бұрын

Thank you for the information, I too was questioning whether or not this was actually sebaceous filaments because from what I've learned and experienced, they're more like pseudo blackheads rather than what's in the video.

@weekendatmyplace3483

8 сағат бұрын

@@theshadylady1982 Nothing on her profile eludes to her being a dermatologist. Honestly a lot of the information she mentioned in the video was inaccurate based on what I've heard from many dermatologists and esthetician. If she is a medical skin care professional I'd be extremely surprised.

Paula's Choice 2% BHA plus The Ordinary Niacinamide + zinc has kept my skin absolutely clean, clear, bright and with significant smaller pores. Highly recommend this combo.

@JOLANTA1951able

11 күн бұрын

That is what I am saying. Medication and consultation with a good doctor. Those patients are very strange to me.

@meiraloraduncan8953

7 күн бұрын

The person whose skin you're viewing in this video live in Vietnam where the general population can't afford going to a doctor such as a dermatologist who is considered a specialist and not covered by the government run healthcare system in a communist country. If you do a search on KZread for Asian skincare salons you will see hundreds of videos like this one which is where this technique is commonly used. I haven't seen this technique used in western skincare practices.

@pipermaisiemae1999

7 күн бұрын

​@@meiraloraduncan8953I've never seen it. It's really cool.

@m.aatcha

6 күн бұрын

2% BHA is the holy grail

@astarshineson

5 күн бұрын

@@m.aatchawhat is bha

You can't physically shrink pores. That was disproved years ago. But keeping them clean will help minimise the appearance.

The dog yawn in the background made me smile

This is so satisfying

Me causa insatisfacción que no limpie las pinzas ew

I enjoy watching the plucking so nmuch.

When I tell you I didn’t even hear what she said I honestly forgot she was there I need to watch the whole video 😩

Finally, some good comments and good advice

Let’s not forget that this is massively magnified 🙄 your pores don’t look like this to the naked eye

@karenchandler5806

8 күн бұрын

Exactly

@jackiejenkins5547

8 күн бұрын

And the tool is mag n ified?

@bronxty

6 күн бұрын

Lol no it's not. We can see the tweezer 😅

@DKannji

2 күн бұрын

@@bronxty You can see every individual strand of hair on this persons nose, that's very magnified. A typical tweezer tip is 3-4mm so the pore is about half a millimetre.

@siohunndai

2 күн бұрын

@@jackiejenkins5547yes duh

こんなに綺麗に取れるの？？気持ちいい！

@e3chicago

11 сағат бұрын

けど、ホンマに取ってええもんなん？

@Unknown-xq2dc

Сағат бұрын

@@e3chicago多分あかん、しらんけど

Amazing 🎉 satisfying filaments removal. LOVE it. Thanks

the only thing different from person to person is that there sebaceous filaments can oxidize causing them to appear brown/ darkish so a lot of people confuse them with blackheads. there are some ingredients you can use to minimize the oxidation but you can’t get rid of them

How do I make my pores BIGGER.

Какая вкусняшка! аж слюнки потекли ))

Rubbing alcohol works wonders and is far cheaper. When I was a teen my great aunt saved my face. I had a true pizza face. Even my neck had pimples. She told me to first pop my pimples, then wipe my face with Rubbing alcohol, then wash it with Ivory soap, then rub with a Aloe Vera. It worked wonders on my skin. Within 2 weeks 90% of my pimples were gone and within a couple months they were all gone.

@fitgraphisva

8 күн бұрын

Really happy that worked for you. Skin issues on people, no matter the age, can be really demoralizing.

@oper8annihil8

6 күн бұрын

I'm glad you found something that worked for you! My skin can handle things like rubbing alcohol but it can be too harsh for certain skin types. It's definitely worth giving the simpler solutions a try though.

@DrSimpleBeauty

5 күн бұрын

Shout out to Noxema too

@croissant2024

5 күн бұрын

That’s so damaging to the skin barrier. Men have thicker skin, so I’m not shocked but rubbing alcohol only dries out the skin, and you had pimples which is different. At least witch hazel is tamer & the actual plant helps with acne. I’m glad it all worked for you though.

@DimaRakesah

3 күн бұрын

If rubbing alcohol is working that means you likely have bacteria or fungus as the root cause. That's why the alcohol works. Unfortunately it's very damaging to the skin, and even if it's fine now this likely won't be your best option long term. Try something like hypochlorous acid. It helps manage bacteria and encourages healing without being drying and damaging the skin barrier. Contrary to popular belief drying the skin out doesn't "cure" acne even if it seems like it's working initially. The skin needs hydration to function and be strong. Drying it out will weaken your skin and potentially make it more susceptible to infections, irritation and other issues that can make acne worse.

Love this so satisfying

Can't stop watching this 😮

Yah it work salicylic like L’Oréal it’s affordable and retinoic 250mg I’ve been using since I was elementary.Thank for Reminding me 😊

I love the plucking ❤

Can someone tell the the name of the tool they are using to pluck the blackheads out? Please and thank you.

So... where do I get this done?

Everyone listen...you don't ever need any of what she said. Just use listerine or clear eye, or vinegar. You will never have any acne or any of that.

그냥 꾹 짜세요 나옵니다

My neighbor uses apple cider vinegar to clean her face. And it looks so good

@jjewelxo

12 сағат бұрын

I Do The Same. It’s Pretty Much A Toner

@coldogno7

3 сағат бұрын

its too acidic

@jjewelxo

Сағат бұрын

@@coldogno7 You Have To Dilute It

James Welsh needs to comment on this!

I have done this for yrs on my nose because they are too tiny for tweezers

Directions unclear, do I rinse and soak them first before putting them in the rice cooker or no???

@floorroelandt6029

2 күн бұрын

First you should put them in the washing machine for about 1h, then the dishwasher for 30mins, soak in water, and put them in the rice cooker after, hope this helps!

@alananalderladywarrior1754

2 күн бұрын

LOL! 😂😂😂

Where to watch the full vid.

i didn't even hear what she was saying, i was so concentrated on the background....

Why is it so pleasurable to watch ? And what part of the body is that ?

@xoar1

3 күн бұрын

probably the nose

@talleykaymccleskey8231

2 күн бұрын

It’s a sack

@wombat5252

Күн бұрын

@@talleykaymccleskey8231 Scrotum

Sounds like I need to try it i have oily skin and always have blackheads

Esta forma para sacar los granos, es menos maltrato a la Piel y más Higiéhico.

Esthetician here. Pores are connected to glands. Sweat pores are tiny and invisible. The more visible and issue prone pore actually feeds a hair follicle. So when a follicle is producing more oil it is being held open by its contents and will appear larger. Reducing/regulating oil production will make them lie flatter and appear smaller. This is why people with drier skin often appear "poreless". The follicle is shaped like a tube or cone going from smallet deep in the skin to wider on the surface. Exfoliation can remove some layers and also reveal the smaller part. Pores and follicles don't actively constrict like a blood vessel or muscular orifice though. Stay hydrated, exfoliate gently, and use your SPF folks! It's the basis of any good skincare.

@charleyfarley68

3 сағат бұрын

Is there a range of products to relax the orifice of the skin pores to allow the skin to expell the pustule without mechanical removal?

This is oddly satisfying to watch….. I wonder what that feels like 🤔

Immediately rinse with ice water to close pores!

@herminiapena5583

12 күн бұрын

There is no such thing in closing pores. You minimize them but you don't close them.😮

@michelemoline5984

10 күн бұрын

Old wives tale. The size of the pore doesn’t change or “close”. At best it’s a temporary “look” of being smalller

I love this type of videos❤

So does salt water

I LOVE these & you are prepared & knowledgeable! Thank you!

I'm drooling 🤤 So satisfying to watch

Easy guys : roses water / rice water reduce the pores 😊

What’s the regime to use all three?

Those look like hedgeclippers.

@SincerelyMissAsh

16 күн бұрын

😂

Me being me watched it twice since I was not paying attention to what you're saying... only to eatch it the third time to focus😅

Cold water shrinks pore holes

I used to love acid

where is the full video? I am trying to see something...

Nooooo they didn't remove the big one in the end I was waiting for it 😭

I was so focused on the plucking that i didnt realize the shorts looped twice

I find PanOxyl wash works best.

This is the information I’ve been searching for thx

If we address this issue and listen to her advice means that we will lose our entertainment.. So it's better to leave things as they are. We love plucking 😂😂😂❤

@alananalderladywarrior1754

2 күн бұрын

LOL good point! 😂

It's quite scary to see these holes, I've often wondered how or if the holes close back up.

Tbh I don’t understand how y’all are asking for a FULL VIDEO. My trypophobia could NEVER 😭

Pore size cannot be changed. There are no muscles that move to change the size of the pores and no ingredient can change the size of pores either. The size of pores is given by genetics, a more moisturized and hydrated skin may make pores look less visible but it size cannot be changed.

What fills that space???? More of it???

What about glycolic acid for resurfacing/pore refinement or just general pore cleanliness/clarification?

do u ever try to use combination of salmon dna cream + bakuchiol ??? works amazing for wrinkles, acne, pores, and any skin problems .. ❤❤❤❤ works like miracles...

Or girlie's with dry skin use an oil cleanser massage for 1 min rinse and repeat once.

Wish I could save this for the recommendations

So satisfied to see it

Wise i could do this with mine. It looks so fun.

I very like the lipe!

Backing soda + salt after this procedure will make your pors smaller

did anyone else hear the dog yawning in the bg of the audio? 😂❤🎉 i love pets and pet owners!

Don’t use anything, wash your face only with water, the more often you use different cleansers, the skin feels unprotected and because of this you get clogged pores and acne. Our skin has evolved over millions of years and our great-grandfathers did not know what soap and skin cleansers were and their skin was clean without clogged pores, don’t listen to any stupid bloggers who advise you to wash your skin until it bleeds, leave your skin alone, don’t touch it , she copes well without you, it is advisable to wash with filtered water, that’s all I wanted to say

Beautiful

So satisfyingly good

Is that a cuticle trimmer?

@realmofthesenses

8 күн бұрын

Yes, it seems to be either that or a toenail clipper

@QuirkyTJones

8 күн бұрын

Yes and it shouldn’t be anywhere near your face

@realmofthesenses

Күн бұрын

@@QuirkyTJonesTrue, it is weird. It seems to be a relatively new ASMR trend on YT, by Vietnamese beauty salons.

but isnt that a cuticle clipper?

Plucking is not necessary, I'm 50 and washed out my large pores with Sulphur soap every day for a month and my pores were cleaned out!

@alananalderladywarrior1754

2 күн бұрын

It's is unnecessary, but it is super satisfying!😂

You can't reduce pore size.

Can we put a seed and plant a tree in the hole?

Disgusting, they need to clean off the tool being used and clean off the filliments being pulled out, instead of letting them make such anasty mess.

i would love to do this

This is so satisfying yet frustrating because they aren't wiping away the blackheads after they've been plucked 😫

My husband has these. Ive always had dry skin and small pores so never noticed any on myself

There is no such thing as shrinking pore size. But you can keep them healthy. WEAR SPF EVERY DAY, especially if using actives like the ones she mentioned. Or it'll make your issues worse and create new ones

I wish there were more sulphur containing products to address the more solid filaments like this. They can be hard to get at even with daily use of beta hydroxy and retinols.

@alananalderladywarrior1754

2 күн бұрын

Steaming your face beforehand usually helps greatly with that problem 😊

Salicylic acid does not remove dirt, you need a surfactant to remove dirt. It also doesn’t inherently remove oil. It works by partially denaturing keratin which allows your dead skin cells to slough off. It essentially breaks down keratin which can act as a road block that gunks up & disturbs skin processes. SA acid softens up the stuff keratin in order to streamline your skins cell turnover process

I wish to have those removar things.

BHA to clear pore and niacinamide and collagen to tighten. My pores are tiny and barely visible. They used to be huge. It takes time but it’s doable.

And it takes 5 to 6 months for the result (dr. Said ) Ive been using it for 1 month .

I feel comfortable. 😊

soooo satisfying

I've never been so amazingly repulsed

Makes my mouth water

Ok, prevent..how about treating? Whay do you do after the removal? How do you close those pores?

Get all of it out

Salasilic acid is great. However, you can only make a pore appear smaller. The size of our pores never changes, just cleaning them out makes them appear smaller.

@celesteharvey978

5 күн бұрын

Yes Salicylic Acid works wonders.

Will there be any scars on your facial skin?