How do I get rid of the redness in my face?

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Kacie K.

Jan 5, 2014

Kacie K.

My face is more red then skin color, and I hate it! How do I get rid of it??

Haley G.

Jan 5, 2014

Haley G.

A concealer with a green undertone is good for hiding redness! 👍
A yogurt mask is good for an uneven skin tone.

Haley G.

Jan 5, 2014

Haley G.

^ agreed.

Annelise H.

Jan 5, 2014

Annelise H.

I struggle with the same thing and any physical exercise or embarrassment makes it so much worse! I use a foundation with a built-in primer from Ulta to help it go away. And btw, some of the hottest guys I've seen went for girls that have reddish skin too so there's hope.

Kacie K.

Jan 5, 2014

Kacie K.

Thanks everyone :)

Maci J.

Jan 5, 2014

Maci J.

Smashbox has an amazing redness corrector primer. It's green and fabulous. Works amazing :)

Gabs D.

Jan 5, 2014

Gabs D.

I have that too! My chin, cheeks, and nose have redness in them which I absolutely hate! (I don't understand blush haha)
And I don't have acne, never have, but obviously the occasional pimple but whateves(:
Ok back to the story! I got the three step proactive system and omg my complexion cleared up to almost so perfect!! But definitely make sure to wash your face morning and night. And then use the toner and moisturize!! I'm so keen when it comes to this love it is amazing (:

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