Can Anything Fix Redness Around Nose And/Or Cafe Au Lait Birthmarks?

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Kaelyn C.

Jan 16, 2014

Kaelyn C.

I've tried lots.of lotions for the redness and nothing ever works, my nose in general is always a little pinker which makes it appear bigger. I also have two cafe au lait birthmarks on my face, both are pretty large and almost invisible in poor lighting but in fluorescent and sunlight very visable and even kindof rough/dry looking? people have always teased that it looks like I have dirt or chocolate smudged on my face and to even my skin out I've had to wear rather heavy cover-up for the last few years, I hate how it looks and I was wondering if there was anything I could do to fix this or if I'm just doomed?

Melissa R.

Jan 16, 2014

Melissa R.

Use green concealer on your redness before you apply your foundation that's suppose to get rid of redness in the face. (:

Sam R.

Jan 16, 2014

Sam R.

I agree with Melissa, also I know any lightning cream works to fade birthmark

Devon D.

Jan 16, 2014

Devon D.

Green tea put in water steep for two hours remove teabags and 1tbsp of honey and 1tbsp of lemon make sure it's cool massage on to face leave for 10-15min and it will reduce redness, green concelor applied under make-up will neutralise redness and a light pink conceler will improve the apperance of birthmarks and give the illusion of a more even skin colour :)

Kaelyn C.

Jan 18, 2014

Kaelyn C.

Thank you so much everyone ^-^?

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