Blackheads on the nose can be removed by using raw cucumber and egg whites, as well as through skin care massage, cold compress with a towel, fruit peel masks, and lemon juice facial cleansing. Here are some specific methods:

Method 1: Raw Cucumber and Egg Whites

Separate the egg whites from the yolk. Dip thin slices of cucumber in the egg whites, and apply them to your cleansed face after they have become slightly dry. Leave them on for 15 minutes before removing. Note that the cucumber slices should be thin to allow better absorption of nutrients, and the egg whites should be as fresh as possible.

Method 2: Skin Care Massage

Massaging the face can promote blood circulation, which is beneficial for oxygen intake and waste elimination. This is particularly effective for tired skin prone to blackheads. Use clean hands (make sure they are thoroughly washed to avoid causing secondary contamination) and gently massage the face in circular motions, applying slightly more pressure when lifting and lighter pressure when lowering.

Method 3: Cold Compress with a Towel

Place a clean small towel in the fridge for half an hour to chill it. After washing your face with warm water, immediately apply the chilled towel to your face and leave it on until it no longer feels cold. This alternation of hot and cold temperatures can improve blood circulation and help remove blackheads.

Method 4: Fruit Peel Masks

Using fruit peels like watermelon, lemon, or apple as face masks can help remove blackheads while also brightening and refining the skin. The vitamins and nutrients in the peels can penetrate the skin through the mask, promoting a smoother and clearer complexion.

Method 5: Lemon Juice Facial Cleansing

For people with oily skin, adding a few drops of lemon juice to their facial cleansing water can help remove blackheads, tighten pores, and reduce the formation of pimples and cysts. However, it is important to note that lemon juice should not be applied directly to the face as its strong acidity can cause skin irritation, redness, or even allergic reactions.