Acne on forehead may be related to digestive system, urinary system, or adrenal gland. Basically it means your body probably have a tougher time breaking down food, which means you'll have to drink more water, have more fruits and vegetables (even if you don't like it).
Acne between eyebrows may be related to liver or problem with lactose digestion. You're more likely to break out on that area because of too much rich food intake or if you eat late at night. To prevent this area to break out means you'll have to eat at a more sensible time and cut down foods like cheese or alcohol will do.
Acne on cheeks may be related to problem with lung, digestive system, gum or teeth.
Acne on ears may be related to problem with kidney. This kind of acne may also be caused by your hair-care products or using the cellphone for a long time. Normally you'll get this if you don't drink enough water, have too much salt and caffeine in your diet. Do the opposite to prevent it.
Acne on chin may be related to problem with ovary or hormonal imbalance. This happens during the time of your month or can be caused due to stress and not getting enough sleep as well. Although always remember if sometimes after you eat, you don't wipe your mouth then the oil can always travel down and cause break outs.
Acne on chest may be due to stress. It may caused by fabrics from clothing that can suffocate your skin.
Acne on nose may be related to problem with heart or genitourinary system. Swollen red bulbous indicates high blood pressure.
and the most common thing girls do want to prevent it so badly but has no idea how.. What am I talking about? Dark Circles. Surprisingly dark circles ages you the most. Not wrinkles or gray hair but dark circles under your eyes. So if you don't eat enough food with iron then you're more likely to get dark circles.
I'm done with this post! Since a lot of people (who usually gets pimple e.g me) has problems with pimple break outs. Now you know whats what. Hope it helped a bit. These are only the mains where more break outs are, find out more on Google!
