Acne Care Methods by Type - White Milia

The so-called "millet acne," which appears as white bumps the size of millet grains, is "non-inflammatory acne."

It mainly occurs when excessively secreted sebum gets blocked by a thickened stratum corneum.

Non-inflammatory acne is less noticeable than red acne, so it is easy to neglect, and if left untreated, it sometimes turns black.

If white granules have already appeared on your skin, open your pores with a warm towel and then gently press and squeeze them out with a cotton swab.

You must disinfect it after squeezing it out to prevent scarring.

To prevent non-inflammatory acne, once a week 1~2 It is recommended to remove accumulated dead skin cells using a dedicated exfoliating product about once.

Be careful, as using cosmetics that do not suit your skin or excessive exposure to sunlight can easily cause milia.