Banish Milia Naturally: A Gentle Skincare Recipe for Smooth, Clear Skin

• Swap jojoba oil for rosehip oil if you’re dealing with scarring or hyperpigmentation.

• Add a drop of retinol serum (night use only) twice a week for a dermatologist-approved boost.

• Use a salicylic acid toner (once daily) to prevent future clogged pores without irritating the skin.

FAQs:

Q: Can I pop or squeeze milia?
A: No. Milia are not pimples and can’t be extracted by squeezing. Doing so may damage the skin or cause scarring.

Q: How long does it take for milia to go away?
A: With consistent care, milia may begin to fade within a few weeks. Some may take a few months. For persistent cases, consult a dermatologist.

Q: Are there any over-the-counter treatments that help?
A: Yes! Look for products with gentle exfoliants like glycolic acid, salicylic acid, or retinoids. These help increase cell turnover and prevent buildup.

Q: Can diet affect milia?
A: While not a direct cause, a diet high in processed foods and dairy may contribute to clogged pores. A balanced diet rich in antioxidants supports skin health overall.

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With the right “ingredients” and patience, milia don’t have to be permanent guests on your face. Try this skincare recipe regularly and enjoy smoother, clearer skin without harsh chemicals or invasive treatments.