Redness in creases of nose.

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Rhi H.

Jan 8, 2016

Rhi H.

Hey I was just wondering does anyone else get redness in creases of their nose? Well I've had it for 2-3 years now and just in the crease of my nose there is red skin and sometimes it gets really bad and spreads. 2 months ago it got out of hand and was more red and spread nearly down to my lip. I thought it was about time I did something to control or even stop it instead of just concealing it. I did some research and apparently it is a fungal of the skin or something. Anyway my mum suggest using metho (methylated spirits) and Rosehip oil. Metho is extremely good at getting rid of acne and and germs, but beware that metho is a poison if ingested and I do not suggest it for people with dry skin. Rosehip oil helps to heal the skin ( tells you about how hydrating it is and what it helps with on back of the bottle). Anyway I started using these two products and within a week the redness was under control. At the moment my redness is still here but it has way less visible and no one notices it anymore. My sister also used to get this redness bad in the crease of her nose she said she just dealt with it and it went away after 2yrs. I wanted to share this because I was constantly looking for miracle products and ways to stop it but nothing worked except this. Disclaimer this worked for me so it may not work for you but just give it a try 😂😊

Ife O.

Jan 8, 2016

Ife O.

Do you have any remedies for blackheads?😹

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