Red, blotchy uneven skin. HELP!

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Hayley E.

Dec 4, 2013

Hayley E.

I know a lot of girls struggle with this and a lot of people are going to just tell me to wear makeup, but for days when I don't feel like it or whatever, I still want to feel comfortable with myself, without having to plaster myself with foundation and concealer every day. I have a natural blush in my cheeks and a bright red birthmark right down the center of my forehead, which is fine but the rest is blotchy and bumpy and looks disgusting, any tips on how I can better this? Pleeeaaaseee :)

Viviana F.

Dec 4, 2013

Viviana F.

Well I would just use a bb cream. Or a powder. Where it's not full coverage but will make it less noticeable.

Viviana F.

Dec 4, 2013

Viviana F.

Also try using a toner at night for the unevenness I use the brand simple and it works good.

Hannah K.

Dec 4, 2013

Hannah K.

I would talk to a dermatologist, actually. At least, if you'd like a solution to the problem rather than a coverup. Other than that, maybe try gentle exfoliation?

Mara S.

Dec 4, 2013

Mara S.

I would recommend seeing a dermatologist who could maybe prescribe you something to help. Makeup wise a green primer gets rid of redness (loreal has a great one) and you won't need to use as much foundation/powder with the primer

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