My face is naturally red. Tips?

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Lindsay M.

Aug 16, 2014

Lindsay M.

I am always red on my face and I'm not burnt. It may be undertones but it's probably more because it's kind of blotchy and I have eczema so I don't use harsh products on my face. I use simple moisturizing facial wash and simple protecting lotion. The lotion and my BB cream both have SPF. Could it be the products I'm using or something else? Even if I use BB cream, powder, etc., (no blush because I don't need it) the redness still shows. I keep my face moisturized. Any ideas on how to help? Thanks so much!!

Tanya N.

Aug 16, 2014

Tanya N.

It might just be rosacea, which is not a big deal. As said, you could use a correcting primer under BB cream or anything, so it will neutralize the redness.

Jenny L.

Aug 16, 2014

Jenny L.

Agree with Alexis. She stole the words right out of my mouth! :)

Firefly K.

Aug 18, 2014

Firefly K.

There is actually a base made for that from a korean brand :etude house, it's called any cushion mint version and it does make my redness appears less :D.

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