Do you know that your overall health condition can be seen just by noticing where you get most of your breakouts on your face? If you're breaking out mostly on some part of your face, it might be an indication of some internal causes. We may apply topical treatments to dry out all of the acne but it will still come back if the internal culprits are not halted. Although face mapping may seem to be too general in the causes that it shows, it does not necessarily mean that when you get an acne on some part of your face it means that you already have internal problems.
So if you're breaking out alot on your:
FOREHEAD
CAUSES: Digestive problems (hard time breaking down certain foods); Small intestine issues; Liver issues; Irregular sleep schedule; Stress; Bad tempers; Too much worrying; Too much sugary foods; Toxin build-up; Hair products; Bangs; Wearing dirty caps/hatsTEMPLES AND BETWEEN BROWS
CAUSES:
(TEMPLES) Poor lymphatic circulation; Diet too high in fat; Gallbladder issues; Too much processed food
(BETWEEN BROWS) Weak heart; Too much alcohol; Too much tobacco
(TEMPLES) Poor lymphatic circulation; Diet too high in fat; Gallbladder issues; Too much processed food
(BETWEEN BROWS) Weak heart; Too much alcohol; Too much tobacco
LEFT CHEEK
CAUSES: Liver; Overeating; Nutrition hard to absorb; Stress; Stomach problems; Dirty cell phones; Dirty pillow cases; Dirty makeup brushes; Blush
RIGHT CHEEK
CAUSES: Lungs; Allergies; Stress; Stomach problems; Too much sugar; Dirty cell phones; Dirty pillow cases; Dirty makeup brushes; BlushNOSE
CAUSES: Poor diet; Constipation; Bloating; Gastrointestinal imbalance; Indigestion; Poor blood circulation if skin on nose peelsLIP AREA
CAUSES: Constipation; Irregular bowels; Too much spicy or fried foods; ToothpasteCHIN AND JAW
CAUSES: Hormonal problems; Gynecological issues; Kidney imbalance (for under the face/chin pimples); Resting hands on face; ToothpasteAROUND THE EARS
CAUSES: Lack of water; Too much salt on diet
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FOREHEAD
- Go to bed early (10pm) and wake up early (6am). Even if you can't fall asleep. it's good to relax so your liver can rest and be ready for work the next day
- Drink plenty of water
- 20-30 minutes of light exercise every day, especially outdoors
- Practice relaxation techniques to worry less
- Get enough sleep with a regular sleep schedule
- Eat healthy foods, chewing thoroughly
- Better hygiene (washing hair, hats)
TEMPLES
- Eat less processed food, junk food, and fast food
- Reduce the amount of fat in your diet
- Eat cooling foods like bitter melon, cucumbers, and gourds
BETWEEN EYEBROWS
- Exercise, but avoid strenuous exercise
- Get more sleep
- Avoid alcohol
- Avoid smoking
NOSE
- Eat less pungent foods (spices, garlic, etc)
- Eat less meat
- Eat warm temperature foods (not too cold or hot)
- Get more fresh air
- Exercise everyday (like going for a walk)
- Massage the area around your nose
- Make sure you are getting enough Vitamin B
LEFT CHEEK
- Maintain a normal daily routine
- Try to keep a positive mood
- Don't let your body overheat
- Eat more cooling foods such as gourds, winter melons, and green beans
- Don't overeat
- Try to decompress and relax
- The liver is the strongest from 1-3 AM. This is when you should be sleeping
- The liver is weakest at 1-5 PM, so schedule difficult work for the morning
- If you have to work in the afternoon, rest your eyes for 5 minutes every hour
- Practice proper hygiene
RIGHT CHEEK
- Avoid fast food and junk food
- Avoid mango, taro root, wine, and seafood or other foods you may be sensitive to
- Eat less sugar
- Get more fresh air
- The lung is strongest at 7-9 AM. This is the best time for aerobic exercise
- Practice proper hygiene
LIP AREA
- Eat more fiber
- Include more fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet
- Eat less spicy and fried foods
- Massage abdominal area in a clockwise motion
- Change your toothpaste
CHIN AND JAW AREA
- Reduce the habit of eating before bed
- Eat more fresh fruit and vegetables
- Get more rest
- Get your hormones checked
- Get 20 minutes of exercise each day
- Sleep early and wake up early
- Massage your body for relaxation
- Practice proper hygiene
AROUND THE EARS
- Drink more than 1L of water every day
- Avoid eating junk foods
- Avoid salty foods
- Avoid processed foods
Keep yourself healthy,
Pascaley