Redness around my nose.

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Becca M.

Jan 2, 2014

Becca M.

Is it normal to have a bit of redness on the area where your skin creases in to make the edge of my nose?

Lizzy W.

Jan 2, 2014

Lizzy W.

Yes! Almost everyone gets that. You can use an anti-redness serum to treat it. First-Aid Beauty and La Roche-Posay make good ones. If you want to cover it up, start off with a green tinted concealer or primer to cancel out the redness, and follow up with your regular concealer/foundation. Egg white facials might also help. But it's really not a big deal!

Destiny R.

Jan 2, 2014

Destiny R.

Yes, I have it too.

Kat A.

Jan 2, 2014

Kat A.

I have it too lol.

Emily M.

Jan 2, 2014

Emily M.

All women have it, it's natural hormonal redness. Don't stress about it!

Yasmine G.

Jan 2, 2014

Yasmine G.

Most people have this, I know I do (:
if you are trying to cover it and wear foundation, I suggest wearing a green colored face primer on first before applying foundation. This balances out the redness
Honestly though it's not much of a big deal and if you don't wear foundation, don't stress about it. if you really want to do something, try adding a little powder around the nose area to take away some redness.

Mackenzi B.

Jan 2, 2014

Mackenzi B.

Try wearing concealer with green tint. It should help cancel out the redness.

Skyler P.

Jan 4, 2014

Skyler P.

I have this too!! omg finally people who understand what I'm talking about!!

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