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T-zone:
The line between the eyebrows and the nose. The nose area is known for its developed sebaceous glands and high sebum secretion, and is called the T-zone. This area connects the forehead and nose, and has a relatively low pH due to the developed pores, hair follicles, and sebaceous glands, but some people cleanse repeatedly in an attempt to remove excess oil. However, this can lead to an imbalance of oil and moisture, leading to excess sebum, so we recommend using a weak acid product that adjusts the pH to prevent a lack of moisture.

U Zone:
Bowl to jawline: The contour line. This is the area that takes up the largest volume of the face. It secretes relatively little sebum, making it an area that is prone to drying. If there is a lack of moisture, the skin will naturally become dry and the dead skin cells will become loose, and aging will progress faster, so it is important to apply multiple layers of highly moisturizing products and be careful not to touch this area with your hands. The cheeks are often rubbed against the hands when holding a mobile phone or supporting the chin, so cross-contamination is likely to occur in this area.