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Thinking About Getting a Comedone Extractor?
If you're like most of the population and you're having trouble dealing with stubborn, relentless blackheads, then you're most likely looking for a solution. In a lot of cases, that's literally what people look for. They want a chemical solution that will make blemishes disappear quickly.
The truth is, all solutions, even spot treatments take time to work. There is however, a way to speed this process up. You can drain all the nasty junk out of them with a comedone extractor.
Comedone is just a fancy word for blackhead. It's not used nearly as much as the term blackhead. But it's the same exact thing and looks and contains the same oils.
A comedone extractor takes a more physical approach to the issue. The most common blackhead tool is the fine loop extractor. It almost looks like a dentists tool but instead, it has two very small metal loops, one on each end. A smaller loop for small blackheads, and a bigger loop for large blackheads and whiteheads.
The fine loop comedone extractor works best after a hot shower, when your pores are opened up. Steaming your face over hot water is another option. Just be careful not to get too close and scald yourself.
After that, you center the blemish inside the correct sized loop and then apply pressure until all the gross junk is squeezed out. It sounds pretty gross but it helps a lot.
This method however, isn't a permanent solution. It's more of a quick fix in tight situations or to start the pimple and blackhead removal process. Whiteheads will still be there, they'll just be smaller and less noticeable. Blackheads will now be emptied out, but not completely sanitized and the pores will still be a little visible.
So to keep the blackheads and pimples away, you'll want to use a good acne face wash daily. A comedone extractor is a very helpful tool but it's not a cure.
About the Author
Raymond Dockett reveals even more expert information and tips at his comedone extractor website.
i tried to make a supercritical fluid extractor, but why didn't it work? here is what i did:?
i used a 20 oz co2 tank filled with a 1/2 pound of dry, ground lavender and 1/2 pound co2. in line was a porous metal filter, the a regualor then a valve. at room temp, the pressure was 550 psi so i heated the cylander until it reached 1300 psi and then opened the valve into a glass jar. out came only gas, into the jar and then into the air. The gas was especailly fragrent but there was no essencial oil. why?
Did the oil get carried away in the gas? Was there no fluid to carry the oil? i know that the industrial method is to first soak the plant mater in a liquid solvient, separate it, and then extract from the solvient.
or is there some other reason i'm missing?
a good organic solvent to use is plain old rubbing alcohol (less dangerous as well). Just let it soak for 3 or so days in it and that can isolate the essence.
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