Face acne chart

We're demystifying the face map with an Ayurvedic approach to why your t-zone, cheeks, or jawline acne is suffering from fits of acne or irritation.

It’s a truth universally acknowledged, that acne is no joke. Triggered by a nasty combination of hormones, diet, and genetics, all of which lead to different types of breakouts, each with their own symptoms and requiring their own separate game plans to get rid of. We often mis-identify and treat breakouts in the same (panicked) way, but once you figure out what you’re seeing on your skin, it gets easier and quicker to treat and prevent your acne. #acne #BEAUTYBAY

Traditional Chinese medicine and wellbeing expert John Tsagaris, from London, tells FEMAIL what acne on different areas of your face can tell you about your lifestyle and the easy fixes you can make.

Find out what your breakouts might be telling you with an acne face map.

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By Kali Kushner What Is Face Mapping? There's been quite a lot of buzz around acne face mapping. So what is acne face mapping? Face mapping is the theory that depending on the area of your face where you're experiencing acne, you can determine the root cause of your acne. Face mapping is basically about why you get certain kinds of pimples or spots along certain parts of your face because they actually symbolize what's going on internally because your skin is very much a reflection of what's…

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Figuring out what causes acne can be tough, but helping to prevent breakouts just takes a little detective work. Acne face mapping can be key to helping identify the acne cause. While many factors can lead to acne breakouts, the location on your face can be a revealing clue. Click now to find out the meaning behind pimples on your chin, cheeks, jawline and neck.

There is more to acne and breakouts than meets the eye — and where they appear on your face can be the key to stopping them for good. Here is your guide to using a face map to decode what your breakouts are telling you.