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Bookmark or Share- The Ultimate Guide to Managing Oily, Acne-Prone T-ZonesWhat Is Your T-Zone? Coined for its resemblance to the letter, the T-zone refers to the skin that covers “the forehead, nose and chin,” notes NYC-based dermatologist Dr. Hadley King. Sarah Akram, a celebrity esthetician, echoes this sentiment: “Essentially, [it’s] the center of your face.”
- T-Zone Face: What to Do for an Oily, Acne-Prone T-Zone - HealthlineYour T-zone — which includes your forehead, nose, and chin — is naturally the oiliest part of your face. However, there are steps you can take to reduce shine and breakouts.
- T-Zone Trouble and How to Fix It - ClearlyDermYour T-zone is the central part of your face, comprised mainly of the forehead, nose, and chin, and is often home to the skin’s peskiest problem spots. Even if the rest of your skin is flawless, the T-zone remains the perpetual teenager: constantly oily, and constantly breaking out.
- 7 Tips for Managing an Oily T-Zone - L'Oréal ParisSay goodbye to shine with these tips for managing an oily T-zone. From the right cleanser to the perfect matte foundation, learn how to keep your look fresh. An oily T-zone—the area on your face made up of your forehead, nose, and chin—can lead to skin concerns like acne and excess shine.
- T-Zone Guide - Oily T-Zone Tips - BEAUTY BAY EDITEDThe T-zone is one area you’ve likely heard of and worried about. It’s commonly associated with excess oils, spots, and blackheads – here we’ll explore why the T-zone can be so problem-prone and what skincare works best for dealing with it.
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