How to treat and cover red faces!☺

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Ursula W.

Jan 26, 2014

Ursula W.

I've been dealing with a red face for as long as I can remember! It's a slight case of rosacea, I don't have any pain or itchiness I just have the red colouring! I've learnt how to cover it and stop it from flaring up and I was wondering if anyone needed any help with a red face? Rosacea or otherwise😊

Gracie M.

Jan 26, 2014

Gracie M.

Foundation! Concealer!

Ursula W.

Jan 26, 2014

Ursula W.

Needs A HELL of a lot more than that!

Kennedy S.

Jan 26, 2014

Kennedy S.

I know that there are tone correcting pallets I think from a few companies and there's also serums you can use before you put concealer on then foundation.

Bry R.

Jan 26, 2014

Bry R.

I have really bright red cheeks and I got the green color correcting primer from L'oreal and it seem to do the trick.

Fatima V.

Jan 26, 2014

Fatima V.

Wash your face with oatmeal it gets rid of redness

Isabella K.

Jan 26, 2014

Isabella K.

I think correcting concealer for redness (green) then foundation, concealer.

Isabella K.

Jan 26, 2014

Isabella K.

And primer

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