Redness, Rosacea, Broken capillaries?

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Emily S.

Feb 9, 2013

Emily S.

I'm pretty pale, but sometimes my cheeks have an outbreak and I start getting really RED within those areas! I thought I had Rosacea but once I googled it.. I realized that wasn't the case maybe broken capillaries? I went to a dermatologist, years ago and asked for solutions on my "red outbreaks" yet he looked at me like I was crazy and said my skin was perfectly fine. Anyways.. I'm tired of having uneven skin (ugh, I'd rather be just pale! ) is their any redness skincare routine you ladies preach? I've been debating on ordering either Mario Badesu's or Clinique's redness line also if I did those skincare routines would I use toner too? And how would I incorporate my Clarisonic with these?

&finding out my undertone.. would I automatically be cool toned because of my redness?

Jenny A.

Feb 9, 2013

Jenny A.

Do your cheeks itch when they turn red? Are they warm to touch when you have the out breaks? is it painful when it occurs?these are things to consider...find another detmatologist who is willing to help you.

Emily S.

Feb 11, 2013

Emily S.

There's no itch or pain, just redness

Jenny A.

Feb 11, 2013

Jenny A.

Do your cheeks look "flushed" as if you are blushing when this occurs? if for whatever reason you cannot find a solid treatment for this issue. I would suggest the Kat Von D tattoo concealer line its designed to heavily conceal tattoos, but I can assure you that this concealer is not only for tattoos, so dont be afraid to test it out. The kat Von D foundations have high coverage, so it can be of some use as well. these products are quite pricy, but worth it.

Emily S.

Feb 11, 2013

Emily S.

Thank you! I'm going to try this out :)

Tasha C.

Feb 11, 2013

Tasha C.

I use clinique redness solution it's brilliant and lasts for months I've been using it for over a year and love it it does take time tho to work I'd say week 2 of using it I saw a massive difference

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