Can toothpaste remove acne? Can toothpaste remove blackheads?

Toothpaste has a certain effect in reducing swelling, but it is only effective for minor injuries. If the wound is serious, it is not suitable to use toothpaste. So does toothpaste have the effect of removing acne? Can toothpaste remove blackheads?

Can toothpaste remove acne?

Toothpaste cannot cure acne. Toothpaste applied directly to the skin surface may cause serious damage to the skin. Although toothpaste feels cool and comfortable after application, the substances contained in toothpaste may induce skin peeling, redness, swelling, and pimples, and may even induce bacterial and fungal infections. To treat acne, regular drugs can be used clinically. Commonly used drugs include retinoic acid ointment, benzoyl peroxide gel, and antibiotic ointment. Commonly used antibiotic ointments include fusidic acid ointment, Bactroban ointment, erythromycin ointment, and lincomycin ointment.

Can toothpaste remove blackheads?

Toothpaste cannot remove blackheads. The main ingredients of toothpaste are alkaline substances and fluoride, which are irritating to human skin and can easily cause skin allergies or worsening inflammation. Blackheads are mainly caused by excessive oil secretion of the skin, so to prevent the formation of blackheads, you should pay more attention to skin cleaning and care, drink more water, and eat less greasy, spicy and other irritating foods.

What are the ingredients of toothpaste?

Toothpaste is composed of a variety of inorganic and organic substances, including abrasives, detergent foaming agents, adhesives, moisturizers, sweeteners, fragrances, etc. Among them, abrasives are the main ingredients of toothpaste. In recent years, some Chinese herbal medicines have been added to toothpaste to make a variety of medicated toothpastes.

Can the blue, green and black color at the end of toothpaste be used to identify the quality of toothpaste?

The quality of toothpaste cannot be determined by the color of the tail. The color strip at the bottom of the toothpaste package is used to locate and identify the product when it is sealed during the production process of toothpaste, to ensure that the package is in the correct position when it is sealed. It has nothing to do with the ingredients of the product and cannot be used as a basis for distinguishing the quality of toothpaste. It has no guiding significance for consumers. Therefore, it is unreliable to identify products based on color blocks. When buying toothpaste, there is no need to look at the color strip at the tail. Moreover, not only toothpaste, but also facial cleansers, body lotions, shower gels and other daily chemical products, as long as they are daily necessities packaged in hoses, can be found on the bottom of the reverse side of various colors.