Help! Fighting with skin redness.

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katie s.

May 10, 2015

katie s.

Without makeup, not for sure, but you could just get a cc cream or a primer made especially to minimize redness.

Vicki N.

May 10, 2015

Vicki N.

I battle skin redness, and by accident found that products containing sulfur in them really helped, like the mask by queen Helene Curtis Mint Julep Mask, and also the generic acne free sulfur mask, I use at night for 10 min, 2 nights a week and it really keeps it down. I'm currently trying the Sulfur Butter by Braunfels, (I got it on Amazon) to use under my makeup. Smell is always a problem with sulfur, I also found that clearasil tinted has a small tube that has products that has Resorcinol (2%) (Acne Medication), Sulfur (8%) (Acne Medication), I'm going to look for that. Good luck.

Zeleste r.

May 10, 2015

Zeleste r.

My face also has a thin layer so I do have a lot of redness &I want it to be gone permanently. I don't wear makeup everyday anymore even if my face looks bad putting makeup will make it worse. I have seen a difference in my face since I started.

Dyanna P.

May 11, 2015

Dyanna P.

A green concealer will cancel out redness:) you can also try aloe vera

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