Face mapping: understanding the origin of your pimples, imperfections, and acne
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To effectively treat skin problems like acne, it's crucial to understand their origin. This is where face mapping comes in. This method allows for the analysis of different facial zones, from the forehead to the chin, including the cheekbones, where skin imperfections can appear. By identifying the affected areas, one can determine the internal imbalances that are often responsible. By understanding these causes, it becomes possible to adjust certain daily habits to promote healthier skin.
Backed by scientific research, we explain face mapping to you.
What is face mapping?
Face mapping is a method inspired by traditional Chinese medicine that involves analyzing facial areas where pimples, imperfections, and acne appear, to understand the internal imbalances responsible for them. According to this practice, each facial zone is associated with an internal organ or body system, which helps identify the underlying causes of skin problems.
This technique is based on the idea that our skin reflects our internal health. Thus, pimples and imperfections that appear on the face can be a sign of imbalances in the body, such as digestive issues, hormonal fluctuations, or an excess of toxins.
Face mapping is therefore a valuable tool for those looking to treat their skin problems holistically, by addressing not only visible symptoms but also their root causes. By understanding the correlations between facial zones and internal organs, it becomes possible to adopt personalized skincare strategies to regain healthy, radiant skin.

Zone by zone breakdown
- Pimple on the forehead
- Pimple between the eyebrows
This area is often associated with liver-related issues. High cholesterol levels can contribute to pimples appearing between the eyebrows. To improve skin health in this area, it is recommended to limit the consumption of cholesterol-rich foods, drink more than 1 liter of water per day, and prioritize a balanced diet.
- Pimple on the nose
- Pimple on the temples
- Pimple on the cheeks
- Pimple on the chin
- Breakouts on the jawline
Breakouts on the jawline can be caused by overuse of makeup brushes or pore-clogging cosmetic products. To prevent breakouts in this area, it is recommended to regularly clean makeup brushes and use non-comedogenic products.
The VIBRE Anti-Blemish Routine
- CLEANSE AND PURIFY
Morning and evening, remember to cleanse your skin with a probiotic-rich product to balance your microbiome and control the appearance of acne-causing bacteria.
By cleansing morning and evening, you also prevent excess sebum production and stimulate cell renewal.
The VIBRE Purifying Cleanser, which is vegan, non-comedogenic, and a gentle exfoliant, helps remove dead skin cells, balance your microbiome for long-term control of your skin flora, and strengthen your skin barrier.

- CORRECT
If your complexion lacks uniformity or radiance, we have developed a biomimetic serum for you, concentrated with Vitamin C and p-Refinyl: a biotechnology that reduces skin roughness.
The VIBRE biomimetic serum eliminates spots, restores radiance to the complexion, and removes blackheads and blemishes.

- HYDRATE AND STRENGTHEN YOUR SKIN BARRIER
As you understand, achieving overall balance is essential for healthy skin. The VIBRE plumping cream was developed for this purpose. Thanks to its concentration of ceramides, it strengthens the skin's protective layer and stimulates collagen production to facilitate cell regeneration and limit the appearance of scars from breakouts.
