I’ve noticed these white plugs in my pores. What are they?
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Those white plugs in your pores are most likely sebaceous filaments. Sebaceous filaments are a natural part of the skin’s anatomy and are commonly mistaken for blackheads. They are typically white or yellowish in color and help transport sebum to the surface of the skin. It’s important not to try to remove them forcefully, as they serve a purpose in maintaining skin health. Regular cleansing and exfoliation can help keep them less noticeable.