Yellow circles around the girl's mouth

Everyone's lip skin is very delicate, so the skin next to the lips is also very tender. Some people have abnormal spleen and stomach function, which may cause many pimples to grow on the skin next to the lips. However, some girls will find that the area around their mouths is always yellow. This may be caused by pigmentation around the mouth. Let’s find out why the area around women’s mouths is always yellow.

1. Liver fire is too strong

If the liver fire is too strong, the qi and blood will be poor. Therefore, the corners of the mouth tend to become oily and yellow. This is usually because babies like to stay up late and eat junk snacks, which causes the accumulation of toxins. So just change your eating and sleeping habits!

2. Indigestion

Babies with poor digestion usually have poor gastrointestinal tract and weak digestive function, which often leads to constipation and abdominal bloating. The corners of the mouth may also turn yellow easily. So babies need to take good care of their stomachs!

3. Severe anemia

Girls with anemia will have yellowing of the eyes, nose wings, forehead, and corners of the mouth. In order to improve their complexion, girls can usually eat more iron-rich foods.

4. Too much carotene

Things containing carotene include mangoes and carrots, which generally contain a lot of yellow pigment. If you eat too much, it will cause the corners of your mouth to turn yellow and be difficult to wash clean!

1. According to traditional Chinese medicine, the symptoms are basically caused by liver and spleen dysfunction. First, you need to determine whether you are a man or a woman. For women, anemia and endocrine reasons are more likely to be considered, while for men, liver and spleen dysfunction is mostly caused by bad living habits, such as smoking, alcoholism, staying up late and other factors.

2. Eating too much salt can also cause the skin around the mouth to turn dark yellow.

3. It may be that the deep cleansing was not done well and only focused on the cheek area.

4. The stratum corneum around the mouth and forehead is relatively thick and needs to be exfoliated.

5. The area around the mouth is where facial melanin is most likely to settle