Face Skin Parts: From the T-zone to the Chin: Possible Defects.

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An extra layer of complexity to the skin care game—

T-zone: This region of the face delineates the space between the brow, nose, and chin. The T-zone is significantly more oily than the cheeks, which can explain characteristics like glossy skin and increased risk of blackheads and clogged pores. 

Eyelids: Because the skin surrounding the eyes is often sensitive, it can easily get red and irritated, which can age and fatigue our skin. 

The skin surrounding the nose: Broken capillaries and thread veins, which can cause redness, are clearly visible on the skin that covers both sides of the nose. 

Cheeks: The skin on the cheeks is prone to flaky spots and redness, and it is frequently drier than the skin on other parts of the face. 

Chin: This is the oiliest and most spot-prone area of the face. Redness is the most common skin defect from this area.