/r/skincareaddiction and their advice/wiki basically made me a routine that works specifically for me and I seldom get spots anymore and my skin looks better than ever.

>>6075
You don't have to spend that much on them to get started.

>>6076
Thanks lad.

>>6077
Admittedly I haven't looked in somewhere like Savers or Bodycare but when I looked elsewhere is was about £4.50 for a 150ml container when you can get clay for much cheaper than this.

>>6075
Just wipe down your face with a dedicated and frequently cleaned face towel. Soft enough not to flay you but rough enough that it'll take the layer of dry skin and grease off your face. Change your pillow cases whenever you wash your face towel and you're golden.

Other than that, a cheap facial cleanser (I use Boots' own brand) should be enough.

If you spend loadsamoney then you're a daftie.

Drink down that aqua shit all day every day.

>>6079
>with a dedicated and frequently cleaned face towel


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T58D467HagM

>>6081
A dirty brush is a useless brush.

Today I've given my face a good scrub and now I'm sat with a nose pore strip on. I should do this more often; I feel quite refreshed.

For a little while now I haven't been washing very thoroughly. I've been scrubbing my body with a brush each day but the soap remains dry. Today I found a number of dense, dark blackheads in both creases of my nose. Quite deep, some leaving a noticable hole after extraction. They were really firm.

>>6177
Those might not be blackheads and you shouldn't be picking at your spots anyway.

>>6183
Yeah, these were definitely blackheads - no smaller than 1mm in diameter which, when coming out of your face, is pretty big. But yeah I'll definitely stop touching those 'sebaceous filaments' now that you mention it. Thanks!