Really red cheeks!

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Becky S.

Mar 2, 2014

Becky S.

I have tried everything to conceal them like green concealer, foundation and more. My redness always shows through straight away, I use a primer also but that doesn't help. Also the redness is very splotchy and sometimes people think I use loads of blush!! Does anyone have any help to cover them more or to keep foundation on my skin. X.

Yasmin N.

Mar 2, 2014

Yasmin N.

Beautylish wrote an article about how to conceal really red cheeks in the winter. you should check it out!

Samantha C.

Mar 2, 2014

Samantha C.

Sorry I was too lazy to rewrite this but...

Becky S.

Mar 2, 2014

Becky S.

Thanks guys ill try out those 2 products!

Jenna R.

Mar 2, 2014

Jenna R.

I feel ya sister! I had terrible red cheeks,but now I use Coconut oil! It did wanders for my cheeks, now I don't have to load concealer on my face! I just put some powered foundation on!

Juana R.

Mar 2, 2014

Juana R.

Maybe try to concentrate on what actually causes them instead of covering them. It can be caused by winter or you can have specific skin problem, which influence blood-vessels. Try to find a cream which controls it in general. I know that a cream and cleansing gel ROSALIAC from french brand La Roche Posay works great for that problems with reddish parts of the face. It's a cosmetics especially for sensitive skin and it's sold in pharmacies. I don't remember any other but I am sure you can find another similar creams.

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