Good redness correcting products?

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Fiona C.

Jul 23, 2016

Fiona C.

So I have used many green products such as the MUFE green primer and the smashbox green primer and the Pixi green primer and I can't seem to get rid of my really really red face! My face is severely red. It looks like it's sun burnt all the time. And it's just my face. My foundation doesn't really seem to cover the redness really well (I have too faced born this way foundation) does anyone have any recommendations for really deep resness?

Hannah K.

Jul 23, 2016

Hannah K.

I use a green colour correcter and I find it gives me more concentrated redness coverage :)

Moa E.

Jul 23, 2016

Moa E.

Green color corrector from Urban decay😍

Diana T.

Jul 23, 2016

Diana T.

I like the redness solutions primer by Clinique - they have a whole skincare line dedicated to redness relief you should try - makeup can only do so much - skincare can solve the root of the problem - you should also try paulas choice redness relief line as well - I'm using the 1% BHA lotion from PC from the redness relief line and it's gentle enough for my skin and makes it look great.

Mary P.

Jul 24, 2016

Mary P.

I have the same issue...I tend to use fuller coverage foundations to help the problem. I have the nyx green cc cream that I like-helps tone the red down.

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