How do reduce redness??

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Lauren M.

Jan 2, 2014

Lauren M.

I like to go natural like with no face makeup but my skin has been getting really red lately so I have to use foundation to cover up. Are there any face masks or products that you would recommend to help reduce the redness so I can go natural again?

Reese S.

Jan 2, 2014

Reese S.

Try a green concealer or a redness controlling primer (you can wear it and not have to wear any kind of colored face makeup)

Lexi K.

Jan 2, 2014

Lexi K.

Oatmeal masks work great for redness :)

Diana J.

Jan 2, 2014

Diana J.

Also clay masks

Kitty K.

Jan 2, 2014

Kitty K.

Oatmeal and honey... It'll disappear in a jiffy. Oatmeal is very claiming for the skin, we use a lot of products on our skin that can irritate it like cleansers, toners, etc. color correctors only offer a solution make up wise but to deal with the problem oatmeal will make a huge difference.

Heather L.

Jan 2, 2014

Heather L.

Many skin care lines have anti-redness serums. My fav is PCA Anti-Redness Serum. Also go online and read about Butcher's Broom for skin care, depending on what's causing your redness that can also help, it's a supplement. I use both and have notice a big difference in the redness in my skin, which runs in my family.

Heather L.

Jan 2, 2014

Heather L.

Keep in mind these serums & supplements do take time to work but you should see results with continued daily use :)

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