Red Skin...Need Advice.

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H D.

Sep 20, 2013

H D.

My skin is fair n reddd :/
with some acne...need some advice to make it less red..

Nina S.

Sep 20, 2013

Nina S.

Use the loreal lumi magique cc cream, the green one. This is made to reduce redness in the skin! <3.

Alicia H.

Sep 20, 2013

Alicia H.

You can also try using a green primer under your makeup. Smashbox has a great one.

H D.

Sep 20, 2013

H D.

Aww thanks you both :))
actually the thing is I am really new to makeup...hv just started using it so don't know most of the products n its uses

Veronica B.

Sep 20, 2013

Veronica B.

Yes green primer. Don't worry everyone was once a beginner! Keep it up and don't be afraid to make mistakes because mistakes make you grow in the art of cosmetics

Laura D.

Sep 21, 2013

Laura D.

There's also green tinted moisturizers. La Roche-Posay has two variations of that moisturizer depending on how much redness you have.

H D.

Sep 21, 2013

H D.

thank yous :)

Diana J.

Sep 21, 2013

Diana J.

Has your skin always been red? if not it could be acne rosacea, it's a serious skin diseaze and you must start treating it as soon as it's possible.

Sarah W.

Sep 22, 2013

Sarah W.

Sounds like rosacea. Glycolic can help get rid of that or at least decrease it dramatically.

Jasmin L.

Sep 23, 2013

Jasmin L.

Use a green primer is counteract the redness

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