Redness on face

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Zenii Z.

Jan 30, 2014

Zenii Z.

Redness on face after hair removal...what can I do to reduce/get rid of it?

Landrey S.

Jan 30, 2014

Landrey S.

aloe vera gel.

Kay C.

Jan 30, 2014

Kay C.

Yes aloe vera gel or maybe even vaseline.

Kyraa D.

Jan 30, 2014

Kyraa D.

I third the Aloe Vera suggestion. also a cool cloth or ice wrapped in a cloth & left to sit on the skin would work.

Victoria K.

Jan 30, 2014

Victoria K.

This might sound bizarre but egg white! So take one egg crack it and separate the white from the yolk. Once you have the white in a separate bowl just mix and apply. It really helps to relieve the redness/irritation to the skin. Goodluck!

Traci L.

Jan 30, 2014

Traci L.

You can use a cooling gel ment for waxing or threading after care.

Amanda P.

Jan 30, 2014

Amanda P.

Witch hazel helps

Amanda P.

Jan 30, 2014

Amanda P.

I put it in the fridge and then soak a washcloth in it after I use my PMD microdermabrasion. My skins very red and dry then. It neutralizes the ph and soothes it so well. It feels amazing.

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