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The best way that is recommended on how to get rid of blackheads is to work on the causes. If you just keep removing new blackheads without addressing the cause then they will be sure to keep reappearing and you'll never achieve clear skin.
Before you can treat the causes you have to know what blackheads are and how they are formed. Blackheads (also known as open comedones) are caused by blocked pores. Although the black appearance is often thought to be dirt, it is actually caused by the air oxidising the sebum (oil) in the blocked pore and the melanin pigment from the dead skin cells.
So the best way to get rid of blackheads is to control the sebum (oil) and remove dead skin cells regularly to prevent them blocking pores. Try to avoid strong products that contain man made ingredients. Since these ingredients aren't natural they can strip the skin of oil, causing it to produce excessive sebum to compensate for the lose of oil which leads to blocked pores.
You can make use if cleansing products that have natural oils, such as jojoba or coconut oil. These oils are similar to the oils our skin produces so they don't block the pores.
It is beneficial to use a gentle exfoliating product every day to remove dead skin cells so they don't block pores. Make sure you don't rub too hard or you could aggravate the skin even more.
Here are product ingredients you should stay clear of:
alcohol
isopropyl mystate
lanolin
sodium lauryl sulphate
sodium laureth sulphate
propylene glycol
mineral oil
parabens
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