👉 Asking pimples, also known as whiteheads or closed comedones, are small, round bumps that appear on the skin's surface due to clogged pores. When excess sebum (oil), dead skin cells, and bacteria accumulate inside a hair follicle, it can lead to the formation of these pimples. Unlike open comedones (blackheads), which appear as small, dark spots on the surface of the skin, asking pimples remain beneath the skin's surface, giving them a white or closed appearance. This blockage occurs because the pore becomes partially or fully blocked, preventing the normal shedding of dead skin cells and sebum. Factors like hormonal changes, genetics, and clogged pores contribute to their development.
