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I’m curious about what blackheads look like when you remove them. What does a blackhead look like when it comes out?
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When a blackhead is removed, it typically looks like a small, dark plug or bump that may be soft or hardened. The dark color is due to oxidation of oil and dead skin cells within the pore. Sometimes, the blackhead may come out intact, while other times it might break apart. After removal, the pore may appear clearer and slightly larger due to the extraction process.