Face Mapping: What Your Skin Reveals About Your Health
Could your face be a reflection of your inner well-being? According to traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine, each area of the face is linked to a specific organ of the body. Redness, acne, dryness… These skin signs could be signs of internal imbalances.
If conventional treatments aren’t giving you the results you’re looking for, facial mapping could offer you new ways to better understand your skin.
What is facial mapping?
Facial mapping, also called “mien shiang” in Chinese medicine, is a technique that associates skin imperfections with the body’s organs. Each area of the face corresponds to a specific internal imbalance:
- Forehead: Digestive problems, stress, lack of sleep
- Between the eyebrows: Liver overload, emotional retention
- Bags under the eyes: Kidney fatigue, poor hydration
- Cheeks: Respiratory problems, overly rich diet
- Chin and jaw: Hormonal imbalance, poor digestion
This approach, thousands of years old, is now being revisited by certain cosmetic brands like Dermalogica, which are incorporating it into their modern skin analyses.
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