Skin Help - Redness.

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Lauren H.

Sep 9, 2011

Lauren H.

I can't believe it's taken me years to realize this is an actual issue with my skin. I have dark undereye circles, and an overpigmented red face around my cheekbones and nose.

All this time, foundation was a messy crime scene because I couldn't figure out how to balance the red and blue in my face.

SO what I'm asking is if there is some serum or creme you recommend to evenly tone my face. The only thing I've tried is an actual toner from Biore and it didn't do anything except make my sensitive skin red, and give a cooling sensation. 

xoxo
Lauren

Samantha G.

Sep 10, 2011

Samantha G.

hmm i use grease lightening from lush because it tightens up my skin. i've found it's really helped reduce redness. my undereye circles are doing better from lush's enchanted eye cream as well. that's what works for me and i have very pale and sensitive skin

Courtney C.

Sep 10, 2011

Courtney C.

I am very red too. I am definitely a cool toned girl! I like physicians formula mineral primer in green. I use that before my foundation and it helps to balance out the red. good luck!

Lauren H.

Sep 10, 2011

Lauren H.

Thanks for all the tips ladies. Oh Courtney! I almost bought that wednesday, but instead I got the two cover up sticks in yellow and green. I didn't think it through, clearly lol. I don't need spot treatment, I need overall treatment! I think I may use my CVS Bucks and get the mineral primer in green. 

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