facial scrub for blackheads

Common actives that target pore‑clogging and blackheads include salicylic acid (BHA), glycolic and other AHAs, benzoyl peroxide, and pore‑drawing clays such as kaolin and bentonite.

These exfoliants target a broad range of skin types. Many products list normal, oily, combination, and acne‑prone skin; several also note suitability for sensitive, extra‑sensitive, dry, very dry, and mature skin.

You’ll find scrubs, gels and liquid exfoliants (including leave‑on BHA liquids), cleansing bars, rinse‑off cleansers, masks, and peeling treatments.

Both methods are used. Physical exfoliation appears as scrubs, granules, beads, bars, and clay masks. Chemical exfoliation is provided by salicylic acid (BHA), AHAs (like glycolic), and similar acids for pore‑clearing and texture smoothing.

Both application styles appear: some are leave‑on chemical exfoliants (such as BHA liquids), while others are rinse‑off options like cleansers, clay masks, bars, and peel treatments. Instructions and contact time vary by product.