Facial mapping

Facial mapping originates from Traditional Chinese medicine and it helps us naturopaths understand the possible cause for your breakouts.

Traditional Chinese face mapping shows how acne on certain facial areas connect to specific organs. Here's a breakdown of each area.

Wildling on Instagram: "Facial reflexology with the NEW Reflexology Spoon🥄 stimulates pressure points that help to free the flow of energy in the body. It also releases tension in the muscles of the face to assist skin health and wellness. • Designed by Wildling founders, an acupuncturist and holistic esthetician with thousands of hours doing facial treatments. Use the skincare scoop to keep your products free from contamination. Work them into the skin with the rounded reflexology tip…

Although they say you should not judge a book by its cover, it is true that you can read a lot into your health by examining the lines on your face. In Ayurveda, facial diagnosis is a common practice and powerful diagnostic tool, as is reading the tongue, nails, and […]

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Chinese Face Mapping also known as mien shiang can be a valuable tool for evaluating your health. Treat skin problems without using any topical products.

Face mapping is an art of diagnosing skin issues by analyzing different zones of the face. Based on the principle of traditional Chinese medicine, face mapping suggests that each facial zone corresponds to different internal organs and reflects the body's overall well-being. From cheeks to forehead, every area of the face is connected to certain organs and systems, pinpointing the cause of skin problems. #SkinCare

A well researched and comprehensive facial piercing chart suitable for professional piercers or enthusiasts alike.