Redness Reducing Products??

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Asma A.

Apr 2, 2014

Asma A.

Well clinique has this translucent powder that helps with redness! I forgot what's its called but if you think its too pricey search up a dupe for it!

Cherina N.

Apr 2, 2014

Cherina N.

Check what cleanser you are using, make sure it has natural ingredients (free from harsh chemicals, make sure toner has no alcohol) it's doesn't have to be expensive in Australia we have many! Try one with with soothing ingredients like honey and oat milk. And don't put your face directly under the shower:) These tips may not take away redness completely but may relieve it:) xx💛☀️

Sarah B.

Apr 2, 2014

Sarah B.

Use a primer that is green in colour, this counteracts the redness X.

Jazzmyn R.

Apr 2, 2014

Jazzmyn R.

I really want to try the It cosmetics bye bye redness. I read a lot of reviews and people say it covers redness very well. You can either use it as foundation or under your foundation. Unfortunately though, it only comes in one shade which is like a light medium beige.

Lisa A.

Apr 2, 2014

Lisa A.

It sounds like you have Rosacea, which is some type of condition with the skin when it gets really red, this is something specifically for it called prosacea and it works wonders on red skin, and I also agree with Ben, this smash box green primer is the best.

Mary T.

Apr 3, 2014

Mary T.

Witch hazel for toner helps.

Dawn A.

Apr 3, 2014

Dawn A.

Bye bye redness by It cosmetics, and any green concealer or primer.

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