Nasal Hummus Is an Actual Thing: Here’s How to Treat It
A few weeks ago during a impromptu sleepover with one of my girlfriends, our conversation about beauty products led to something I did not expect. After complaining that her skin was oily beyond belief (hers not mine because I’ve seen it all), she walked up to me and pressed her finger against the side of her nose. What followed was a gushy white film that made me want to wash my face.
Perhaps you think I overreacted. But as someone who routinely bypasses pimple-popping videos on YouTube, I definitely don’t have a stomach for this kind of stuff. There’s a difference between slick skin and pores that literally leak out dirt and grime. According to the interwebs, the latter is more popularly known as nasal hummus and there’s more than enough examples here, should you want to see it in action. But for now, here’s the expert advice you need if your nose is especially oily and in need of a deep cleansing that’ll rebalance your skin.
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What Is It"
In the simplest terms, certified dermatologist and founder of DERMAdoctor Dr. Audrey Kunin defines nasal hummus as whiteheads squeezed from enlarged pores on the nose or T-zone, which extends across the forehead, down the nose and chin.
“This area contains the largest number of oil glands on the face. So naturally, we tend to see more blackheads, whiteheads, oiliness and shine in these areas,” she says. For further clarific...
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