Where is the T-zone? What should I do if there is yellow and black around my mouth?

The T-zone is a place that many people want to take care of, but it is always difficult to take care of. So where is the T-zone? What's the matter with the yellow and black spots around the T-zone and mouth?

Where is the T-zone?

The T zone refers to the area where the forehead and nose are located. It is prone to oiliness (especially the forehead and the wings of the nose). When connected together, its shape resembles a capital T, so it is called the T zone. It is the dead corner on the face with the most skin problems and the most difficult to take care of.

What is the reason for the yellow and black around the mouth in the T-zone

The dead corners of the skin are the most difficult to take care of. Due to excessive oil production and a thicker layer of dead cuticle, they are often dark and greasy. The corners of the mouth also have wrinkles, which often lead to pigment accumulation and darkening.

1. Exfoliate regularly

The T-zone has strong oil secretion and the keratin cells metabolize quickly. If it is not cleaned in time, the keratin accumulation will be too thick and will turn dark yellow and black. The waste stratum corneum will also affect the skin's breathability, thereby causing blackheads and acne. There are many wrinkles at the corners of the mouth, which are prone to the deposition of pigments and waste keratin, so you should exfoliate regularly to restore clean and fair skin.

2. Hydration and oil control

The oily and dark yellow T-zone is a signal given by the skin that it is dehydrated. Because the skin feels dehydrated, the sebaceous glands will secrete more oil to nourish the skin. If there is sufficient moisture and the water and oil are balanced, the T-zone will naturally not be dark and greasy. In addition, sufficient moisture in the skin can dilute and promote the excretion of pigments, which can help lighten the pigments on the lips and improve the yellowing of the T zone. Recommended hydration methods: carry a moisturizing spray with you, apply a hydrating mask, and drink more water.

3. Eat fruits and vegetables high in VC

Vitamin C can promote skin metabolism, eliminate pigmentation, and make the skin delicate, white and tender. Many fruits and vegetables contain considerable amounts of vitamin C, and they are high in water and can replenish water. For example, kiwi, tomato, lemon, cucumber, broccoli, etc. can be eaten frequently.

4. Go to bed early

Nighttime is the best time for the body to detoxify. Lack of sleep, staying up late, or irregular work and rest schedules will disrupt the body's biological clock and affect liver detoxification. Many people have a yellow complexion and an oily T-zone, which is mainly caused by lack of rest and poor liver detoxification.

Okay, that’s all about the introduction of the T zone. I think you all know where it is, my friends.