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Jul 18, 2013
Shelby W.
I have very red skin. I think its because I have sensitive skin but everytime I apply face makeup it makes it worse:( ( I use bbcream because my skins extremly sensitive to foundations ) is there anyway I can get rid of it? Or tame it?
Jul 18, 2013
Shauna S.
Here's a few tips.
Apply an ice pack to your face for 10-20 minutes to take down the redness. Your face will become red because of the cold ice pack but it will calm down in a few minutes.
Get a green concealer. Smashbox has an amazing one. Green is a complimentary colour of red which will therefore make the redness of your skin more dull.
Also with foundation, apply it using your ring finger. This finger applies the lightest pressure to your skin. Dab gently and try to avoid rubbing.
Jul 18, 2013
Diana T.
Try clinique redness solutions they have face wash makeup base n creams that work really well - I use the makeup base on my psoriasis n it hides the redness like it never existed otherwise green concealers work well for spot treatment.
Jul 18, 2013
Amanda L.
Use a green tinted concealer.
Jul 18, 2013
Taryn H.
Use a green tinted canceled and/or primer.
Jul 18, 2013
Samantha M.
Try using a soap free cleanser... I use neutrogena soap free facial bar its worked wonders for my redness and sensitive skin.