The T-zone is the forehead and the strip down the nose and chin, which is the first zone on the chart. Skin in this area is often oilier than on the cheeks.

Is this a medical tool?

No. It is a plain chart for naming areas and noting what you see. It does not diagnose anything.

Can I type a different subject?

Yes. Type the subject you want, such as men's face, and the chart is drawn for it in place of the one shown.

What do the three styles look like?

The line chart fills each zone with fine dots, the pastel version washes each zone a different soft color, and the pencil study shades the zones in grey.

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Face mapping charts: five skin zones, skin type by zone, a tracker

Face mapping charts — a front-facing face outline divided by dashed lines into zones labelled "Forehead", "T-zone", "Cheeks", "Chin" and "Jawline", each zone lightly shaded in its own tone, technical line art with uniform thin black outlines, each zone filled with fine stippled dots of its own density

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A face mapping chart names each part of the face, such as where skin breaks out or dries. One picture divides a face into Forehead, T-zone, Cheeks, Chin and Jawline. Another maps a combination skin type, with the T-zone oily and the cheeks dry. A third is an empty face with a grid for Date, Zone and Notes. Students use it to learn the zones. Type a subject, such as dark skin, and the chart is drawn for it.

noting where skin is dry or oily
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a practice sheet for a student
showing a zone to a skin care professional

Frequently asked questions

What is the T-zone?: The T-zone is the forehead and the strip down the nose and chin, which is the first zone on the chart. Skin in this area is often oilier than on the cheeks.
Is this a medical tool?: No. It is a plain chart for naming areas and noting what you see. It does not diagnose anything.
Can I type a different subject?: Yes. Type the subject you want, such as men's face, and the chart is drawn for it in place of the one shown.
What do the three styles look like?: The line chart fills each zone with fine dots, the pastel version washes each zone a different soft color, and the pencil study shades the zones in grey.

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