From a TCM perspective, acne results from internal heat, hormonal imbalance, a damp diet, or Liver-Qi stagnation—often associated with an inflammatory tendency and stagnant Qi.
Yes. It regulates hormones, cools the blood, and calms the mind—supporting the skin's self-healing process, especially for stress acne and cycle-related breakouts.
Chinese herbs have anti-inflammatory, detoxifying, and regulating effects—tailored to the skin type and internal pattern. Results usually appear after 4–6 weeks.
Definitely. Emotional burden disrupts the flow of Liver energy and promotes heat—which can directly affect the skin. TCM works here on two levels: physical and mental.
No sugar, no dairy, no fat—instead, opt for cooked vegetables, green teas, plenty of water, and moderate exercise. This doesn't just care for the skin; it relieves the burden on it.
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