How to Get Rid of Mila | Natural Treatment for Milia - Pesky White Bumps on Your Face

In this video, we will be discussing a natural milia removal treatment using castor oil, exfoliation, and AHA. Milia are small, white bumps that can appear on your skin, particularly around your eyes, nose, and cheeks. They are caused by the buildup of keratin excess and dead skin cells combined with oil in your pores. The shell like casing is a protein dense cyst that needs a specialized milia cyst blasting protocol. Today I will share 3 natural ways to treat milia white bumps at home.
Milia, also known as "milk spots," are small, white or yellowish bumps that typically appear on the face, particularly around the eyes, nose, and cheeks. They are common in people of all ages, including infants and adults.
Milia are caused by the buildup of dead skin cells and oil in the pores of the skin. Unlike acne, milia are not caused by bacteria or inflammation. They are generally harmless and painless, but can be cosmetically bothersome to some individuals Fortunately, there are several natural remedies that can be used to remove milia at home.
Milia can be categorized into two types: primary and secondary. Primary milia are typically seen in infants and are caused by skin cells that have not fully developed. Secondary milia, on the other hand, are more commonly seen in adults and can be caused by a variety of factors, such as skin trauma, certain medications, and long-term use of heavy cosmetics.
3 Natural Remedy for Milia Removal at home:
1. Castor oil for Milia Removal amzn.to/3GNq8cA
Castor oil is a natural oil that can penetrate deep into the skin, helping to dissolve the buildup of dead skin cells and oil that contribute to milia. To use castor oil for milia removal, simply apply a small amount of the oil to the affected area and massage gently for several minutes. This can be done daily until the milia disappear.
Castor oil is a natural oil that has been used for centuries for its healing properties. It is a great natural remedy for milia because it can work on breaking down the dense protein shell of this skin cyst.
2. Gentle Plant Based Exfoliation Daily: shrsl.com/410ox
Exfoliation is another effective natural remedy for milia. By gently removing dead skin cells, exfoliation can help to unclog pores and prevent the formation of milia. To exfoliate the skin, a gentle scrub can be made by mixing sugar or baking soda with a small amount of water or honey. This should be applied to the affected area and massaged gently for several minutes before rinsing off with warm water. This can be done once or twice a week.
Exfoliation is also an important step in milia removal because it helps to work at breaking down the milia cyst layer that the castor oil is actively working on dissolving. Today I share natural plant based gentle exfoliating scrub that is suitable for sensitive skin.
2. Alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) for Milia Treatment. shrsl.com/410oy
Alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) are also effective for treating milia at home. AHAs work by exfoliating the skin and promoting cell turnover. They can be found in a variety of skincare products, including creams and serums. To use an AHA for milia removal, simply apply a small amount of the product to the affected area and massage gently. This can be done once a day.
AHAs are a group of acids that are commonly used in skincare products to exfoliate and improve skin texture.
In this video, we will walk you through the steps of this natural milia removal treatment using castor oil, exfoliation, and AHA. By the end of this video, you will have all the information you need to try this treatment for yourself and achieve smoother, clearer milia free skin.
The products I recommend in this video:
1. Castor Oil for Milia amzn.to/3GNq8cA
2. Exfoliating Facial Cleansing Scrub for Milium: shrsl.com/410ox
3. AHA Toner for Nightime treatment of milia: shrsl.com/410oy
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[@NaturalHealthResources]

No need to have painful scar producing extractions at the derm office. The products I recommend in this video: 1. Castor Oil for Milia amzn.to/3GNq8cA 2. Exfoliating Facial Cleansing Scrub for Milium: shrsl.com/410ox 3. AHA Toner for Nightime treatment of milia: shrsl.com/410oy

[@empathetic01]

Castor oil gave me Millia around my eye cuz I was using it for lashes, so I’m not sure how it worked for u whn it caused it for me 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@taniabbn3244]

Going to try this

[@eastwestview]

I have castor oil but the exfoliating cleansing scrub and AHA toner are all sold out. I'll use the homemade diy exfoliating mixture you suggested and the castor oil for now. I'll see if these two steps help.

[@Sterretraan]

I have milia all over my face, like hundreds. Can I rub the castor oil all over my face? Please respond if you can.

[@ashleynicolemartinez7870]

I am derma rolling them and they are drying up

[@MichelleCarollo-jm9iw]

I feel that it’s important to recognize that the castor oil should be organic and in a dark colored glass bottle. Light can destroy its properties and the properties can also breakdown the plastic in bottle. Store in a dark cool place as well. God gives us many healing resources, the biggest is His Son.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for sharing these important tips, Michelle! You're absolutely right about the importance of using organic castor oil stored in a dark glass bottle to preserve its properties. It's crucial to protect it from light and store it in a cool place to maintain its effectiveness. And you're spot on about the ultimate healing resource being faith. Appreciate your insights!

[@charlenejohnson6632]

Amen

[@sonialoves444]

also be sure the castor oil is hexane free

[@Alouha0407]

Amen to JESUS

[@type1dmama299]

I have a trick that works every time. I purchased tiny diabetes finger poke needles. I poked it gently with the needle, used my extraction tool to gently push out the contents. Easy and nearly pain free.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Hey there, Thanks for sharing your tip! It's great to hear about techniques that work for managing milia. Using diabetes finger poke needles sounds like a clever idea for gentle extraction. It's always helpful to find methods that make the process easier and less uncomfortable. Keep sharing those helpful tricks! Take care,

[@mihaelac2472]

Also acupuncture needles are very thin and delicate.

[@sherriceniceros5892]

What kind of extraction tool did you use ?

[@type1dmama299]

@@sherriceniceros5892 one I found at local Walmart. Just the two headed standard sold at most big box stores or pharmacies

[@pkaspar78]

Yeah, that’s what I did too

[@melissap8925]

THIS REALLY WORKS! I used just the castor oil and the AHA on a small milia on my eyelid- it was nearly gone after just one application! Amazing - thank you!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

That's fantastic to hear! I'm thrilled that the castor oil and AHA worked so well for you in treating your milia. It's always great to see positive results so quickly. Thank you for sharing your experience, and I'm glad I could help! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out anytime.

[@maryjogreen1706]

I have been trying to heal mine on my eylelids too hasn't worked

[@selah7702]

Yessss more milia tips keep em coming!!

[@user-ue1ib8dq5s]

Hi, Greetings! Your castor oil tip worked for me!!! I am so happy. Now I remember, my grandmother used to treat us with this castor oil, we grew up without any infections with clean and clear skin. But certain inevitable changes in my lifestyle and the latest skincare products started giving me milia and acne. I am slowly remembering those age old tips from my grandma...turmeric, castor oil, coconut oil, the fresh cream that she used to make from cow's milk, all those inadvertently helped a lot. Anyways, thank you so much 😊

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I'm thrilled to hear that the castor oil tip resonated with you and brought back fond memories of your grandmother's wisdom! It's amazing how traditional remedies can hold such powerful benefits. Going back to natural ingredients and practices often proves to be beneficial for many, just as you've experienced. Embracing those age-old tips can indeed make a significant difference. Thank you for sharing your journey, and here's to more clean and clear skin days ahead! 😊🌿

[@nattamused9074]

The fact that grandmothers have been effectively using castor oil through the ages, says a lot about how little importance all the “organic”, “dark brown glass bottle” really matters. I buy very cheap castor oil from Amazon, in a big clear plastic bottle. It works great.

[@josusa1647]

Wow! That sounds amazing! I’ve been dealing with Molina for years and can’t wait to try this

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I'm glad you're excited to give it a try! Just remember, everyone's experience can be different, so it's a good idea to consult with a healthcare professional before making any major changes. Best of luck with your journey, and I hope you find relief soon! 🌟💫

[@deanalape4783]

Oh. My. Word!!! IT WORKED IN 1 DAY!!! Thank you so much!! I had a big one on the outter corner of my eye for like a year!!! One treatment took it away!!! Im ready to watch more of your video!!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I'm so glad to hear that the treatment worked for you in just one day and that you're happy with the results! It's great to know that my video was helpful to you. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to me.

[@anumenon1441]

Which treatment did you use? Castor oil?

[@marilynmccormick3731]

Wow, what good news to hear it worked. I hope I have good luck too. So happy for you.

[@lmsteller9736]

I used castor oil last night along with your regime, my two Milia spots GONE THIS MORNING! Literally overnight. CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH!!! So simple

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@selah7702]

Whattttttt buying some today!!!

[@FreeSpirit47]

I use honey as a face wash. To exfoliate, I use table sugar. I do it in the shower. It rinses right down the drain. Some people say that it will attract bugs. Have been doing this for several years, no bugs, ever.

[@Dbb27]

Some people don’t know how plumbing works apparently, lol. Everything goes down through the same sewer pipe which is constantly being washed by every sink/toilet/tub in your house. You’re fine. Wash on!

[@FreeSpirit47]

@@Dbb27 Thank you. I knew that. It's been working well for me.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for sharing your skincare routine! Using honey as a face wash and sugar as an exfoliator sounds like a natural and gentle way to care for your skin. It's great to hear that you haven't experienced any issues with bugs despite using these ingredients. Keep up with what works for you, and if you have any further concerns, feel free to reach out. Take care!

[@robertsusantan4607]

Thank you, will try if I have . God blessed us all

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You can do it!

[@jeannettemalines4601]

I cant wait to try it. I evn get them on my shoulders and now on my arm in the elbow are. Crazy, how all of a sudden all of these just appeared.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I totally understand your frustration with those sudden skin issues. Trying new remedies can be a hopeful step. Remember to be patient with the process, and if you have any concerns or questions, it's always a good idea to consult with me bit.ly/3EmExdU. I can provide personalized advice for your specific situation. Wishing you the best of luck with your journey to healthier skin! 😊🌼🩺

[@mariannethames962]

fabulous video ! Just started getting them. Great!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Wonderful! Perfect timing!!!

[@cbd-bychristy4240]

Cant wait to try this. Thank you!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

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[@bobbiealley3905]

Wow, this is great. I finally discovered the dermatologist at my late age. I have Milia removed at no cost to me because of my great insurance. However, I would like to do it at home and pass this to my friends that do not have the insurance I have. A lot of dermatologists tell my friends, "Oh don't worry about them. They will just come right back." No kidding? We don't like them no matter the age. Ugh. An Air Force Colonel doctor at a medical hospital told me one time, "Oh don't worry about it" you don't need to be referred to a dermatologist it's nothing. Well, after about 10 years when I started to go off base to civilian doctors and finally got a referral to a dermatologist. I had cancer! Yes, it was a spot on my leg, and it was getting larger and spreading. Thank goodness it was not malignant but non the less it was, something. Of course, that Air Force doctor was long gone. Thank you for telling us they are something and how to get rid of the unsightly little buggers. I can't wait to help my friends and family. I will tell them about your KZbin.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for your wonderful feedback! I'm delighted to hear that you found the video informative and beneficial. If you're interested in expanding your knowledge further, I invite you to explore my KZbin channel and consider taking part in my masterclasses, which can be found at bit.ly/3HG51Zo. They offer valuable insights and in-depth learning experiences on various topics. Feel free to join our community of learners and dive deeper into the subject matter.

[@utemattessich2761]

Thanks, this video confirmed my personal experiments with the use of Castor oil for this issue!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for your wonderful feedback!

[@karellarsen939]

Thank you! I just subscribed ! ❤️

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thanks for subbing!

[@sabinak8182]

Thank you so much I have two around my nose will definitely try this !! Just subscribed!!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thanks for subbing!

[@skulltaylor1616]

I completely stopped and removed ALL bumps, milia etc with at home derma rolling once a week.

[@andreea-rominastoenac1430]

I'm so happy that I found your channel, I have olso milia under my eyes and I didn't know what to do to get rid of them. I thought that all the oils if you put under eyes can cause milia. I will definitely try your routine, thank you so much ❤

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You are so welcome!

[@ericcampbell3895]

Thank you, I have one under my eye, will definitely give it a try!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Best of luck!

[@battygaming3795]

How did it work for u?

[@juliecarns]

Thank you for sharing your process; I’ve used a heated fine point needle to remove 2 of these very near my eye. I thought it was a speck of mascara missed during cleansing but found it was a protein speck.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

yes its denser than most think. But I wouldn't open it up with a needle. Do this and you'll both manage them and prevent them without risk of infection, scarring or going to deep into the skin.

[@juliecarns]

@@NaturalHealthResources Thankfully it healed without scarring but it was painful.

[@dianecelento4974]

This seems like such a great channel. I love doing things naturally and not going to any drs.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for your wonderful feedback! I'm delighted to hear that you found the video informative and beneficial. If you're interested in expanding your knowledge further, I invite you to explore my KZbin channel and consider taking part in my masterclasses, which can be found at bit.ly/3HG51Zo. They offer valuable insights and in-depth learning experiences on various topics. Feel free to join our community of learners and dive deeper into the subject matter.

[@Imagoodn]

Seriously! This works! I had two on my cheek, put a tiny bit of castor oil on them two nights running. They seemed to grow larger. That’s because the stuff was being drawn out. This morning they came out while I was washing my face. Thanks so much for your helpful tips!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@orenbyrd]

I’ve had 3 to 5 milia. I used organic castor oil was shocked 3 of the milia disappeared in 2 days. I already use AHA products & cleanser. Now the organic castor oil will be part of my normal routine (especially in winter) from now on! I do want to try your recommended exfoliating cleanser and toner though. Thanks for sharing!😊

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@harissheikh2191]

This is first video that I've watched without skipping will try and tell you so sweet

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for your wonderful feedback! I'm delighted to hear that you found the video informative and beneficial. If you're interested in expanding your knowledge further, I invite you to explore my KZbin channel and consider taking part in my masterclasses, which can be found at bit.ly/3HG51Zo. They offer valuable insights and in-depth learning experiences on various topics. Feel free to join our community of learners and dive deeper into the subject matter.

[@MasonLeCompte]

Omg I needed this video in my life

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I am glad it was helpful

[@kathyromanowski6010]

I look forward to trying this. I am noticing a few more lately. Thanks for the info. Blessings to you.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Hope you enjoy

[@nitawal]

I found this video after trying to figure out if my castor oil on my Melia is what actually got rid of it in 1 day!! I tried on my own and now your video has confirmed it for me. I will follow you for sure.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Glad it helped!

[@mrb257]

Get on with it!

[@MDInStitches]

Thank you for your video. I have one milia on my eyelid and will try your castor oil remedy! Thanks again!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Wonderful!

[@XenusMama]

Aha toner & castor oil!! Less than $20 and it WORKS!! In just days. Massage around my eyes 2x per day … big plus my eye area loves the castor oil!!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Oh wow!

[@janetkeith57]

Amazing!!!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thanks for the great comment! I'm so glad you liked it. If you're interested in learning other things, check out my KZbin channel and my masterclasses at bit.ly/3HG51Zo

[@jryrko]

Thank you! I’ve tried everything to no avail!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

so sorry about that

[@dawnwright8422]

I've dealt with milia, getting several taken off by the dermatologist at once. But since using a Norwex wash cloth to cleanse my face, I have had no more milia. I think that confirms your statement about exfoliating as a preventative. The castor oil is a great tip for those really sensitive places.

[@evehuffman2187]

I also quit having issues since using the Norwex Body and Face Cloth.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for your wonderful feedback!

[@judycrisenbery2982]

Where do you get that?

[@pdiaz1214]

My Norwex cloth also removed the many milia I had too.

[@judycrisenbery2982]

Where do you get them? I've never seen any in stores

[@MissLollipoplindz]

I just ordered some castor oil a few days ago to help with wrinkles and now I'm learning it can help with the pesky white bumps too!? So excited for it to arrive!! 🥰 Thanks for the great tips!!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

That's fantastic! Castor oil is indeed versatile, and I'm glad you found the tips helpful. It's amazing how one product can offer multiple benefits. Once your castor oil arrives, I hope it brings you the results you're looking for. If you have any questions or need more information, feel free to reach out. Here's to healthier and happier skin! 🌿✨ Best regards,

[@kathleenvanooteghem5532]

Thank you!!!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You're welcome!

[@georganna7200]

I have them on my cheeks, can't wait to try this!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Good luck

[@sheeshanotmaa7702]

Well did it work ?!

[@colors4u682]

Thank you so much. Have been getting them in the past year or so. Never did before. Is there any type skin care item to avoid? Is complex c serum or aha serum better? Is hyaluronic acid good? Have you ever heard of witch Hazel as being a good toner for the skin? Thank you so much.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You're welcome! In regards to skincare, there are a few ingredients that people with sensitive skin may want to avoid, such as fragrances, alcohol, and harsh exfoliants. As for the choice between complex c serum and aha serum, it really depends on your specific skincare needs and concerns. Both can have benefits for the skin, but they work in different ways. Hyaluronic acid is a great ingredient for keeping the skin hydrated and plump. Witch hazel can be a good toner for some people.

[@eileenbeaton5595]

Thank you, I have had this problem for a long time.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You're welcome!

[@beverlydenton1425]

I used it on one on my forehead. I was skeptical but it worked. ❤

[@NaturalHealthResources]

awesome

[@faithdekeado9179]

I have them on my forehead and have tried everything to get rid of them. I have even seen a dermatologist. I will definitely try this!!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Yes! Please do. It works. And quickly. Just don’t give up and have patience with your body.

[@cheriagresta2320]

I am definitely going to try! I have many on my forehead and on my cheeks.. I hate the way they look..thank you for the advice Dr!!

[@crystalsea72]

for awhile I thought they were warts as I'd had warts in the past and I was able to remove them with wart remover. However, I have one on my under eye patch that is not a place I can put wart remover and its still there. I am going to try these! *subscribed*!! :D

[@janiceprice3954]

Castor oil is also great for warts on the face. I had a wart on the corner of my mouth in junior high (why did it have to be junior high?!!!) and a friend's mom told me to put a little castor oil on it every night before bed. I can't remember how long I did this, but it absolutely worked!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for your wonderful feedback!Thank you for your wonderful feedback!

[@kelleyC123]

I just found your channel, so very happy!! I checked out the products you recommended, but not in my budget yet, what would you suggest that’s affordable and just as effective?? I already have the castor oil! Thank you 🌸

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I can't recommend any less that may not be as effective Kelley, I am sorry

[@satsuki417napp4]

It worked!!!!!😅 Still working on some older ones. Thank You So Much!!!!!!!❤

[@NaturalHealthResources]

yes!!!!! great work! some take more patience but it will just flop off

[@loreligavroy9072]

Thanks for the tip, I'very been wondering what these were ,and I have many , update on this soon!I use castor oil for alot of things, currently desolving a Cyst on my husband wrist!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

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[@MokiGirl]

Thank you so much for this excellent advise ! I started getting one or two every 6 months or so about 4 years ago. As I get older, I stopped using any kind of scrub or toner. I guess that's not a great idea after all. Who knew castor oil could break these up !!!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Gotta love castor oil. I recommend it for so many things!! Good luck. Let me know how it goes.

[@palmtree8392]

I have many, on forehed, face, …

[@angelh3771]

​@@palmtree8392me too n I've had them for years!

[@maxine3353]

Same here. As I age I’ve stop most of my regular facial routine but I’m glad I’ve come across this because I’m starting to notice facial and neck spots issues.

[@lavonnemountain6133]

I cannot wait to get a new milia so I can try it.!

[@suzanne6350]

😂

[@NaturalHealthResources]

hahaha

[@lizzyjeanne]

So glad to have this tip in my arsenal. Growing up, my mom had a friend who bad millia all over her face and eyelids. She was a pretty lady otherwise. I was always so afraid that i would get them as i got older. So far i haven't, but at least i know how to defeat them. Now i just need to learn how to get rid of the flesh colored bumps coming up on my jaw line.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Hey @lizzyjeanne, I'm glad you found the tip helpful! Milia can be a bother, but it's great to know there are ways to tackle them. As for the flesh-colored bumps on your jawline, they might be something called closed comedones or even ingrown hairs. Using gentle exfoliation and keeping your skin clean can often help with those. Wishing you all the best!

[@bonnieabrs1003]

I think she’s referring to the dark slightly raised rough spots that drs call age spots. Amlacton lotion helps but if you stop using it they come back. Drs sometimes freeze them off, but again, they return. I’ll be trying this for millia that are coming up & the age spots! ( I don’t mind getting old, but I do mind the dark spots!)

[@lizzyjeanne]

@@bonnieabrs1003 no actually I just mean the flesh colored bumps on my skin that have nothing in them (they look like pimples when they first come up but they never come to a head) and they just stay there forever. They are like moles but very small (1.5-2mm diameter) and never go away. Maybe they are moles with no pigment. I hate them. I have a few of them already. I dread getting more.

[@bonnieabrs1003]

@@lizzyjeanne sorry, I have both the millia and the age spots. I was a sun tan crazy kid! Who knew? I’ll be trying this tip. I have been successful with a tiny needle & a squeeze. We’ll see!

[@galejohnson8360]

One more question-can you recommend a toner and scrub for mature skin that is not too pricey? I am excited to try this. Thanks for your great advice. ☺️

[@user-lt1us9xw5j]

Hi and thank you for this advice! Will this procedure work for larger milia that are on the forehead?

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I'm glad to hear that you found my advice helpful. The procedure I recommended for removing milia may work for larger milia on the forehead,

[@suegraham4323]

I use a c-pap and have milia on the sides of my nose from the nose piece so I can’t wait to try your suggestions and clear them up. Question - I have some thick whiskers on my chin that emerge from a white bump. I’m a 74 year old woman. The hairs are very tough to pluck. I don’t know if the bumps are milia, what are your thoughts? I’ll try your milia treatment and see if they go away but would love any other ideas that you may have. Thank you, I like very much how practical you are.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Hi Sue! I'm glad you found the tips helpful for dealing with milia. As for the white bumps and thick whiskers on your chin, they might be related to ingrown hairs or other skin concerns rather than milia.

[@marilynmccormick3731]

I didn't know what those bumps are. I did use a needle to break one open & it bled. I decided they weren't white heads. I wash, tone & moisturize twice daily, so it seemed I was doing my best. I had them below my eyes along the bone, and a couple other larger ones by the crease of my nose by the nostril. I will buy the exfoliating scrub and use the 3 things you suggest. Thanks so much for saving me the expense of a dermatologist; I don't think my insurance would cover it, and I really can't afford to pay it out of pocket. I already pay a lot for medical coverage. Looking forward to doing this routine. Thank you.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Hi Marilyn, I'm glad you found the information helpful! It sounds like you've been taking good care of your skin already, but sometimes those stubborn bumps need a little extra attention. I hope the exfoliating scrub and the routine I suggested help clear things up for you. Remember to be gentle with your skin, and hopefully, you'll see some positive results soon. Take care,

[@skipper523]

I have one on each eyelid, and then 3 on one cheek and 1 on the other side. I’ll give this a try as soon as i get some castor oil! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You're welcome! I'm glad you found the information helpful. Castor oil can be beneficial for various skin issues, including eyelid cysts and skin tags. When applying castor oil to your eyelids or face, make sure to use a clean cotton swab or a small brush to avoid contamination. Apply a small amount of castor oil to the affected areas and gently massage it in. Remember to perform a patch test before applying it to larger areas and discontinue use if you experience any adverse reaction

[@battygaming3795]

@skipper523 how did it work for u?

[@ira4600]

@skipper523 have they gone?

[@lennymac5915]

Oh Thank you, I've been saying for months and months, I need to get on YT and find someone who has a natural remedy for Milia. I have been having a number of these pop up on my forehead for awhile. I knew what they were, but being an anxious picker, I don't even realise I'm scratching at my face. I never had a pimple as a kid, not one squishy pimple that every kid want's to pop, but I've noticed my forehead is really oily in comparison to my pretty dry face and dreadfully dry arms & legs. I've also notice that I have quite enlarged pores in-between what's left of my eyebrows. I'm having issues with thinning hair and think because I constantly try and move it about to look thicker I'm constantly touching my face. So off to find Castor Oil. Thanks for the tips.

[@lizstraub6621]

look for an organic, cold pressed castor oil in an amber glass bottle. That's the only type you should use. The amber glass prevents light and BPAs from plastic from destroying the strength and purity of the oil. It will also help with hair re-growth on your scalp and brows/lashes if applied at night regularly. Stay hydrated! Pure, alkaline water to help with the dry body skin and everything else.

[@lennymac5915]

@@lizstraub6621 Thanks so much. I will give that all a go. I have elevated cortisol as well which doesn’t help the hair loss.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I'm so glad you found the tips helpful! Dealing with milia can be frustrating, especially when they keep popping up. Castor oil is definitely worth a try for its natural benefits. Just remember to be gentle with your skin, especially if you're prone to picking. Take care, and I hope you see some positive results soon!

[@marilynjohnson3340]

I have about 12- 15. Thank you, I will give these methods a try. 😊

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for your wonderful feedback! I'm delighted to hear that you found the video informative and beneficial. If you're interested in expanding your knowledge further, I invite you to explore my KZbin channel and consider taking part in my masterclasses, which can be found at bit.ly/3HG51Zo. They offer valuable insights and in-depth learning experiences on various topics. Feel free to join our community of learners and dive deeper into the subject matter.

[@mlistander]

Hi did this work for you?

[@lindaandersen3289]

My face is practically covered in milia. I am going to try your method!!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Best of luck!

[@brittanymiller3196]

Just ordered these products (besides the castor oil which I already have) to get rid of my many under-eye milia! I hope to return & comment about my amazing results!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

That's great to hear! I hope the products you ordered will be helpful in getting rid of your under-eye milia. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or concerns during the process. Good luck and I look forward to hearing about your results!

[@Dietitian_Al_Asmaul_Husna]

What's the result? Does it really work for milia?

[@machinegunkely4417]

Did it help you?

[@brittanymiller3196]

Nope. Castor oil is great for the skin. Did not help my milia. The scrub & toner are just highly overpriced "okay" products. Definitely didn't work any miracles. Guess I fell for it though!

[@rosemarievicsuba8709]

Thank you so much for this information😃 I have milia under my eyes and milium on my left cheek 😢 I will try your recommendations. By the way I am your new subscriber:)

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thanks for the great comment! I'm so glad you liked it. If you're interested in learning other things, check out my KZbin channel and my masterclasses at bit.ly/3HG51Zo

[@helenosipov3182]

😁this routine is for very active and not lazy person:)) I got 3 small on my upper eyelid. Instead of going to a specialist I used my aloe based cleanser, toner and applied Propolis creme on my eyelids twice a day. All three spots started diminishing, and I got rid of them after a week or so.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

That's awesome to hear how proactive you were in addressing those spots! It's amazing what natural remedies like aloe and propolis can do. Taking care of our skin with a consistent routine can really make a difference. Thanks for sharing your experience-it might help others dealing with similar issues! 😊

[@lauralamonte3455]

Interesting info! Is there any easy way to tell if the micro beads in an exfoliating product are not micro plastics? Thanks

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Absolutely! One way to identify if the microbeads in an exfoliating product are not microplastics is to check the ingredient list. Look for natural ingredients like jojoba beads, apricot kernel powder, or bamboo extract, which are eco-friendly alternatives to plastic microbeads. Additionally, products labeled as "biodegradable" or "environmentally friendly" are more likely to use non-plastic microbeads. Always read labels and do a quick search to ensure you're making an environmentally conscious choice. Hope this helps!

[@lindabray6903]

I have about 3 milia. I think I'll try your regimen sometime!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You are welcome to try it

[@shirleykathan-sayess5764]

Thank you! I’ve had one on my cheek for a year. I will try this tomorrow !

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Best of luck!

[@KatherineGee-jh5ly]

I have something similar that breaks out on my arm that has Lymphadema. They start out small but if they break open it takes months to clear. I especially get them in warm weather when I wear my sleeve. Thank you!!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

This could be a sensitivity to the fabric. And it could be a Milia. Ask your lymphedema therapist. Or your derm but don’t let anyone try to extract this on your compromised arm.

[@KatherineGee-jh5ly]

Thank you for answering my concern. I love your advice and passion for your clients and work.

[@carolneal3785]

Wow thank you

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You’re welcome 😊

[@eo4139]

Thank you🎉

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You’re welcome 😊

[@janetholmes2318]

I use castor oil mixed with a few drops of frankincense on my face nightly. Works great and leaves skin so soft. Better than the moisturisers I use to buy.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@ffford1]

I agree come to the point faster without so many details

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for your wonderful feedback! I'm delighted to hear that you found the video informative and beneficial. If you're interested in expanding your knowledge further, I invite you to explore my KZbin channel and consider taking part in my masterclasses, which can be found at bit.ly/3HG51Zo. They offer valuable insights and in-depth learning experiences on various topics. Feel free to join our community of learners and dive deeper into the subject matter.

[@vee6049]

Wish I found this sooner, thanks for sharing these great tips! Been getting millia for years, I’ll definitely try castor oil. Can I apply it near my eyes? I get them along my lower lash line and one on the waterline that’s been there for years. My dermatologist said insurance won’t cover removal because it’s cosmetic

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I'm glad you found the tips helpful! Castor oil can be applied near the eyes, but it's important to be cautious and avoid getting it directly in your eyes. You can use a small amount of oil and gently massage it into the skin around your eyes where you have milia. Just be sure to avoid getting it too close to the eye itself. If you're unsure or have sensitive skin, it's always a good idea to do a patch test first.

[@heidikamrath1951]

Castor oil is used to enhance eyelashes, so I don’t think there is a danger of using it on the lash line.

[@indigenixtaina3518]

So easy... wow

[@NaturalHealthResources]

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[@romeliaarmstrong6143]

A million tks 🎉

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for your wonderful feedback! I'm delighted to hear that you found the video informative and beneficial. If you're interested in expanding your knowledge further, I invite you to explore my KZbin channel and consider taking part in my masterclasses, which can be found at bit.ly/3HG51Zo. They offer valuable insights and in-depth learning experiences on various topics. Feel free to join our community of learners and dive deeper into the subject matter.

[@donnacook2330]

Thanks

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You are welcome

[@louise5906]

Thankyou 💜

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I'm so glad you liked it Louise. If you're interested in learning other things, check out my video on how to revert heart diseases bit.ly/446Jjs4

[@carolmills6609]

I use organic black castor oil and started using it on my face at night. I have rosacea and at times is flared up and have extreme acne and those little white patches. My skin is looking better

[@NaturalHealthResources]

That's great to hear that you're finding relief for your rosacea and acne with organic black castor oil! It's known for its moisturizing and soothing properties, which can be helpful for sensitive skin conditions like rosacea. Just make sure to do a patch test first to ensure it doesn't irritate your skin further. Keep up the good work with your skincare routine!

[@sudzy7603]

Love the paint color of your walls!!! Would you know what the color is called and what brand of paint it is??? I’m looking to paint and I would love this color!

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Let me check and get back to you on this, thank you by the way

[@sudzy7603]

@@NaturalHealthResources Thanks Sooo much!

[@debbieclement8106]

Awesome, love castor oil. Have you ever thought about what can remove moles and comodomes?

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I'm glad you're enjoying castor oil! As for moles and comedones, there are various methods like laser removal, cryotherapy, or even natural remedies like apple cider vinegar or tea tree oil.

[@lisapanchison6671]

Hi! Great tips. I have a milia right on my eyelid 😢.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You can do it!

[@ruth7855]

I was concerned about this as my skin is very dry and tight. I tried it using the caster oil recommended here, Tula’s blackhead exfoliating scrub, and Tatcha’s AHA solution. It works. Cleared my cheek immediately, and one between my lip and left nostril in a few days. The one on my eye brow bone is in an awkward place and remains. I plan another treatment this week. How I managed my dry skin. Is put the caster oil all over and extra on those place which is likely why the cheek cleared first.😊

[@NaturalHealthResources]

That's wonderful news, Ruth! It's great to hear that the combination of castor oil, Tula's scrub, and Tatcha's AHA solution worked well for you. Keep up the good work with your skincare routine, and I hope the next treatment helps with the stubborn spot on your eyebrow bone. Thanks for sharing your experience and tips for managing dry skin! 😊

[@daniellecarney1487]

Generally speaking, the only way to get rid of those is to pop them out since they are so hard and can’t be removed by exfoliating, since they are too deep under the skin . It takes the dermo five seconds to get them out, but I would think you could make a tiny hole in the side and pop them out yourself.I had one under my eye and didn’t feel as comfortable making an incision there as would,if it were say, just on my cheek.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for sharing your experience! It can definitely be tricky dealing with stubborn milia. Popping them out with a dermatologist's help is often the most effective way, especially for those deeper ones. If you're considering popping them yourself, it's important to be cautious, especially around sensitive areas like the eyes. Making a tiny hole on the side sounds like a safer approach. Always prioritize your safety and comfort when dealing with skincare concerns. If in doubt, consulting a dermatologist is a good idea. Take care!

[@mickimc2883]

I get these on my face and chest... I will be trying the castor oil. I have been doing castor oil packs for years, almost every day, but have never heard about using it for milia. I do put castor oil on my face while I'm doing my castor oil pack, and I wash it off after in the shower. I will add the other two steps to my routine, and hopefully see some progress. Thanks for sharing, I just found your channel! :O)

[@NaturalHealthResources]

@mickimc2883 I'm glad you found the information about using castor oil for milia helpful! It's great that you've been doing castor oil packs for years, as they have many benefits. Adding the other two steps to your routine may indeed help you see progress with your milia. Thank you for discovering my channel, and I hope you find more useful content in the future! 😊

[@JenevieBrown]

You can use baking soda and water mix to a paste and use as an exfoliant

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thanks for sharing your tip! Baking soda and water make a great natural exfoliant that's gentle on the skin. It's always nice to have DIY options for skincare.

[@marthapearcy]

I thank you for this video. I had milia on my forehead by using caster oil 3-4 days it was gone.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I am glad the video was helpful

[@keepfitgirl8191]

I have a small, stubborn milia on the side of my nose at the mo. Have been using AHA but didn't know about castor oil. Btw I'm an example of why you should never try & extract them as I once burst a blood capillary trying - don't do it people!! In fact if you have any methods for healing burst blood capillaries I'd be eternally grateful lol. Emma x

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thanks for sharing your experience, Emma! It's definitely not recommended to try to extract milia yourself as it can cause damage to the skin. As for the burst blood capillary, it's best to avoid applying pressure to the area and let it heal on its own. Applying a cold compress may also help reduce any swelling or redness. Take care!

[@jessi7101]

My son has so much around his eyes, I need to buy him these 😊🙏thank you 💕

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You’re welcome 😊

[@lindalamb7512]

Love the color of your wall. Would you mind sharing the name/brand please?

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Let me check

[@margotb8147]

It looks like Sherman Williams Stardew.

[@vanessaschaefer3593]

I just came across your video on Milia. I have been dealing with these bumps for a few years now! I can't believe you recommended castor oil! I sent away for some yesterday! Apparently a must have for healthy body!! Aillea brand alpha hydroxy $49 & the exfoliating solution $52 are expensive! Is there any other brand you recommend?

[@NaturalHealthResources]

This is the brand I trust to get the job done

[@patriciawolfenden3904]

I used holland and barrat Oliva soap (bar of soap) make of olive oil. Does this clog your skin and contribute the to build of up protein causing milia

[@NaturalHealthResources]

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[@NatalieG427]

So, Milia is basically the same as Keratosis Pilarus? I get that around my temples. I have to also wonder if getting hairspray on the skin contributes to developing that? I have been using Eucerin UREA Repair, 5% Urea on those areas, but haven’t been consistent with it. That was recommended by Dermatologist, Dr Dray on her channel. I got it from ebay as it’s European only. They don’t sell it here in the USA. I’ll turn 60 this Summer.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

No, milia and keratosis pilaris are not the same thing, although they can look similar. Milia are small, white or yellow bumps that occur when dead skin cells get trapped in the skin's surface. Keratosis pilaris, on the other hand, is a condition that causes small, rough bumps on the skin, usually on the arms, thighs, and buttocks. It's not clear if getting hairspray on the skin can contribute to developing either of these conditions, but it's always a good idea to avoid getting hair products on your skin whenever possible. It's great that you're using the Eucerin UREA Repair cream as recommended by Dr. Dray. Consistency is key when it comes to treating skin conditions, so try to use the cream regularly for the best results.

[@anneofhearts]

Hi Thank you I have them every so many months, seasonal I guess, but do you have any suggestions for a brand at Target or Whole Foods that isn't $50 plus $$? thanks much, anne

[@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529]

Just look around for an exfoliating cleanser for your skin in the store! That's what I'm going to do, NOT going for any pricey stuff like that.

[@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529]

LOLOL, I just read further down this page and the Doctor says you can use plain old SUGAR to cleanse and exfoliate your face!!! She said it's good to use. I may try that tomorrow and then later get an exfoliator cream from the store.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

It is best to consult with me for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan bit.ly/3EmExdU

[@annettearellano9482]

Hi Dr. Can I use this on skin tag in my arm feet? Thank you

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Sure you can

[@glickstaa]

Hi, i was wondering if you can list the full steps to your regimen treatment in what order you're supposed to do them in so i know im doing them correctly in the right order. Thanks so much.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Sure! Here’s a step-by-step guide for treating milia naturally: 1. **Cleanse**: Start with a gentle cleanser to wash your face. 2. **Steam**: Use steam to open up your pores. You can do this by leaning over a bowl of hot water with a towel over your head for about 5-10 minutes. 3. **Exfoliate**: Gently exfoliate your skin with a mild exfoliator or a homemade scrub (like sugar and honey) to remove dead skin cells. 4. **Apply Treatment**: Use natural treatments like tea tree oil, rose water, or aloe vera gel. Apply them directly to the milia. 5. **Moisturize**: Finish with a non-comedogenic moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated. Repeat this regimen a few times a week. Be patient and consistent, and you should see improvement over time. Good luck!

[@glickstaa]

@@NaturalHealthResources oh I meant the step by step guide using the products you were mentioning in your video, castor oil, India Lee toner, and brand new day.

[@marjoriechavez70]

Get to get the money for this stuff Amen 🙏🏼 thank you

[@NaturalHealthResources]

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[@marjoriechavez70]

Thank you so very much ❤

[@suzyqlasvegas]

Thank you, I have one on my upper lash line

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Sorry, becarefull with that one

[@coeneschamaun1735]

I have a noticable one on my lower lashline. I'm not skilled enough to try to prick/snip at it. Plus, I'd need eyeglasses to see that close..... I'm hoping some optometry doctor will help me get rid of it. I mean they do surgery, why not just a tiny snip?

[@lisamarie3328]

A little late seeing this video but I have one on the water line of my eye. Is the caster oil safe to use on that area?

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Using castor oil on the waterline of the eye may not be the best idea, as it could cause discomfort or irritation. It's generally recommended for use on the eyelashes or eyebrows, but not in the eye itself. If you have specific concerns about an issue with your eye, it's a good idea to consult with an eye care professional for personalized advice. Your eye health is important!

[@Myraanngreenwoods]

Could you please give me some options for a gentle and purposeful face wash that will have those ingredients you have mentioned and that will be suitable for the exfoliation later the one that is mentioned in this video

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Sure thing! For a gentle and purposeful face wash, look for ones that contain ingredients like aloe vera, chamomile, or green tea, which are great for soothing the skin. CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser: It's very gentle and hydrating.

[@lisab.3091]

I had to eliminate castor seed oil from all of my lipcolor and lip care products. I have eczema and all if a sudden it was making my lips peel. And I mean the entire surface of my lips, every day. I'm going to patch test the castor oil before applying to my problematic milia. I really hope that I won't react to it. 🤞🏻

[@NaturalHealthResources]

I'm sorry to hear about your experience with castor seed oil causing issues with your lips. Patch testing before applying it to your milia sounds like a smart idea. Hopefully, it will work well for you without any adverse reactions. Fingers crossed for a positive outcome! 🤞🏻

[@wearefamilyhomeschoolers4924]

Can you recommend a toner and face scrub that are not so expensive? Tight budget here. Thank you.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Please feel free to arrange a meeting with me so that we may talk about your health and well-being objectives and discuss your questions in more detail bit.ly/3EmExdU

[@sandianderson1500]

I have had them for years. I usually prick the larger ones with a fine needle to extract them. But that doesn't always work. I am going to give your methods a try. Can you just use the castor oil, or do you need to use all three

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You can definitely start with just castor oil if you'd like. It's known for its therapeutic properties, but combining it with other natural remedies like hot compresses or essential oils can enhance its effectiveness. Feel free to experiment and see what works best for you. Best of luck!

[@sylviawoods6650]

Thank you for the castor oil tip! I notice milia buildup on my cheeks when I use moisturizer -Olay retinol and regenerist -on a regular basis. I’m assuming I need a “lighter” moisturizer or serum for my combination skin type but I have no idea which to use. Do you have any suggestions on what moisturizers I should use or ingredients to look for when I buy my next moisturizer? 😊

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Thank you for your comment! For combination skin, you may want to consider using a lightweight, oil-free moisturizer that won't clog your pores. Look for ingredients like hyaluronic acid, glycerin, and ceramides, which are hydrating without being heavy.

[@sylviawoods6650]

@@NaturalHealthResources thank you so much!

[@jans8790]

I have wondered about these for a long time. Will these products be ok old old skin(I’m 70). The castor oil seems ok, but I’m wondering about the other two.

[@NaturalHealthResources]

Absolutely! Age doesn't limit the benefits of these products. Castor oil is generally gentle and can be beneficial for aging skin. As for the other two, it's always a good idea to do a patch test to ensure they agree with your skin. But generally, they're safe for all ages. It's great that you're exploring options to take care of your skin at 70!

[@vickidriscoll1940]

Going to try this ..I have quite a few around corners of mouth and other areas just annoying

[@NaturalHealthResources]

You can do it