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by pastrian.allac » Wed, 05 Jan 2005 11:20 am
Personally, even though extraction is associated with pain (there'll be at least some pain, but depends on your tolerance level), that's one of the reasons I go for facial regularly (used to). I still think trained beauticians are more skilful in terms of extracting (unless you're a trained one too, practice makes perfect). For my case, my nose is always "congested" with lotsa blackheads and white ones. The being-squeezed parts will be reddish and a little swelling after the extraction. The next day, my face will return to normal and you can feel the nose tip is smooth. Hurray!
It really depends on the beautician's skills on extracting. So can't conclude by the salon alone if they provide good extraction services. I ever came across a beautician who can excel in extraction on my face without me feeling very painful (bear in mind that my pain threshold is rather low and tears start to well in eyes for most of my facial sessions). She even explained to me why. I've forgotten the routine she had done, but roughly remember her telling me that she's hydrated my nose and face while pores have been opened up, hence the easier and less painful the extraction. Think she steamed my face and did a facial treatment (using a machine, where before machine being worked on my face, water is being applied on). This machine treatment is claimed to thoroughly cleanse my long-never-been-washed face which are clogged with dirt and sebum perhaps (my face is of combinational type).