Tweezerman No-Slip Skin Care Tool

 (26 customer reviews)

I bought it even after reading not the best reviews I was desperate. The small end works great on black heads and those greasy pores that just have stuff in them but isn't hard like black heads. I shower first and then use my magnifying mirror and well its the grossest cool thing ever to just get all that junk out of your skin. White heads are a little different still shower and use your mirror but use the big flat side but first use the thinnest needle you can find poke the center of the white head and then put the flat side over and well yuck. You have to open the pore up first and give all that stuff a exit point. My skin looks so much better now because my big problem was the scabbing the acne would leave with this I dont have that issue any more. I promise I dont work for the company I just really love this thing way better then using your fingers and adding more bacteria to your pores.

The flat end of this tool is great for removing blackheads. I even find it works well on clogged pores (pre-blackhead).

It's important to loosen/open your pores before trying any kind of removal. A shower, steam facial or warm cloth over the face for a few minutes are all that's needed. After, get out the magnifying mirror and go to it! Be sure to sterilize the tool before and after use.

I've not had a lot of luck with milia (whiteheads), mine are just too stubborn!

This tool is better than using your fingers in order to avoid turning a black head into an infected pustule. However, how you use it is very important. The tool must be kept clean, the manufacturer recommends rubbing alcohol I believe. Usually with the end with the smaller loop, I apply light pressure on top of the black head for a few seconds and stop if nothing is coming out. You can try again later. The tool may leave a temporary red impression on your face, but it will disappear as long you used it for a few seconds. This tool is not intended for pustules (but you can try Zeno Pro Acne Clearing Device for pustules at early stages). I have found this tool to work fairly well for black heads that are not too small and are closer to the skin's surface (not for milia). For day-to-day skin care, the best practice is to exfoliate, exfoliate, exfoliate, so that black heads cannot form in the first place. In addition, monthly facials have proven effective to prevent acne. If you...Read more