Urea is a fabulous two-in-one ingredient, as it can help dissolve the keratin clogging your skin’s surface while also delivering a healthy dose of moisture. It can feel a little bit thick and heavy on the skin, though, so may be best to use it only at night to avoid discomfort.
5. Facial
If you’re at your wit’s end with your milia, it could be worth seeing a professional for removal. Trying to extract milia yourself can be very risky and lead to skin damage and scarring. Do some research to find a facialist in your area who specializes in milia removal.
6. Protect
Once you have your milia under control, there are steps you can take to help make sure they don’t come back. Make sure you’re properly cleansing and exfoliating your skin, but also take care of your moisture barrier and use an SPF to protect your skin!
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