Why do acne appear in different parts of the face? Why do acne appear in different parts of the face?

Why do acne appear on different parts of the face? Many people may not be very clear about it. It doesn’t matter. I will analyze in detail the causes of acne in different parts of the face. Let’s take a look.

Causes of acne on different parts of the face

In traditional Chinese medicine, the five facial features correspond to the five internal organs, so any problems inside the body will be reflected in the corresponding parts of the face. However, Teacher Qi Qi does not know much about traditional Chinese medicine. Because traditional Chinese medicine is too mysterious, there is no unified answer. Different Chinese medicine practitioners have different conclusions, so it is difficult to have a fixed plan.

Our human body is a very complex individual. Teacher Qi Qi is not sure whether there is such a corresponding statement. However, the causes of acne in different locations are indeed slightly different.

Next, Teacher Qi Qi will explain the different reasons for acne in different locations to many acne-prone people based on her many years of skin care experience and clinical acne removal cases.

1. Hairline acne

Acne around the hairline may be caused by insufficient makeup removal, resulting in clogged pores, or by incomplete rinsing of shampoo when washing your hair or foam when washing your face. Another problem is that when dyeing your hair, the irritation of the hair dye may cause small local pimples.

2. Forehead acne

Having heavy bangs and thick cuticle on the forehead are the main causes of acne on the forehead.

Here’s a little secret that no one has ever noticed: acne during adolescence usually starts from the forehead. This is because the forehead has more sebum secretion and a thicker stratum corneum, so the forehead is also where closed comedones gather.

3. Acne around the eyes

The skin around the eyes, eyebrows, and brows may be caused by thick application of skin care products that are not absorbed, improper eye shadow and eyeliner removal, or daily eyebrow drawing.

Generally, fat particles are more likely to grow around the eyes, but the area between the eyebrows is a high-incidence area for acne, which is also related to wearing glasses and shaving the eyebrows.

4. Acne on the nose

Frequent use of nose patches, nose masks, or squeezing blackheads, as well as excessive oiliness in the nose and improper cleaning may cause inflammation of the hair follicles and clogged pores, leading to acne.