I get a lot of redness in my face. is there a facial cream or anything that will help reduce redness?

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Elisabeth C.

Jan 27, 2014

Elisabeth C.

I get a lot of redness in my face, is there a facial cream or anything to help reduce redness in my face?

Lia L.

Jan 27, 2014

Lia L.

It's a sun burn, chemical reaction or you don't know. Grind some oatmeal and mix it with some water to make a mask and put it on your face for like 15 min, this going to help a lot with redness.

Monica M.

Jan 27, 2014

Monica M.

I use the aveeno ultra calming collection. I use it for rosacea. It works wonders to calm any redness.

Melissa P.

Jan 27, 2014

Melissa P.

I also use the aveeno line for my rosacea. I also use a serum by boots. it's an anti redness serum that you use day and night before moisturizer. you can get it at target for $8.

Lauren M.

Jan 27, 2014

Lauren M.

This stuff is the bomb. Seriously. I have scars from cystic acne & this stuff totally reduces redness. My primer (I use a color correcting primer too) & makeup go on over it very smoothly. I think I paid like 12 bucks for it at Walgreens.

Nicolina D.

Jan 28, 2014

Nicolina D.

Argan Oil (by Josie Maran) has worked wonders on my redness... it's the only thing that's worked.

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