How to hide red tones - from acne, rosacea and sensitive skin

Rosacea, sensitive redheads, acne or acne scars. Being red in the face can be hard, but there are effective products and help to get. We guide you right.
It's hard to be red in the face, there are many of us who can sign on after flaring up from giving an oral presentation or a wedding speech. In addition, constantly having a reddish tone on the face can be very stressful - but alas, so common.

Red tones and areas of the skin are often due to sensitive skin with many superficial, dilated blood vessels. But it can also be due to acne, acne scars or the skin disease rosacea. Whatever the red tones depend on, there is help to be had.

We have gathered our best tips and list the most effective beauty products and skin care to reduce redness, rosacea and acne.

Contents: Red skin on the face - this will reduce the redness
• Rosacea
• Adult acne
• Skin care that reduces red skin and redness
• Makeup that covers red skin and redness
• Ingredients that can help with red skin

rosacea

Rosacea is an inflammatory skin disease that causes redness and rashes, usually on the face. About five to ten percent of all adults suffer from the disease, sometimes without even knowing it. Contact a healthcare center if you suspect you have rosacea.

Tips to reduce rosacea redness
• Wash your face with water or mild unscented cleansers. Avoid strong soaps, peels and toner with alcohol as it irritates the skin.

• Use unscented emollient cream.

• Do not use cortisone cream, it may aggravate the problem.

• Use sunscreen that is not greasy and that has a high sun protection factor, 30–50, because rosacea is triggered by the sun.

Treatment for rosacea

Creams
There are prescription drugs to lubricate the skin. This could be Finacea or Soolantra, for example.

Gel
Redness can also be treated with a gel containing brimonidine. The effect is temporary because the drug contracts the vessels for about a day.

Capsules
The active substance isotretinoin can sometimes be used in the form of capsules if you have very serious problems.

Note Do not treat yourself with the above products unless you have been diagnosed with rosacea by a doctor.

Adult Acne

Acne in adults is common and can vary from getting pimples from time to time to having a constant problem. Why you get acne in adulthood has not been fully mapped, but research shows that it can be caused by stress, sunlight, seasonal changes, makeup, pregnancy and menstruation.

Treatment for adult acne

Adding moisture
A common misconception when it comes to pimples is that you are too oily in the skin. But on the contrary, the skin often compensates by overproducing sebum and fat if you are too dry. Therefore give the skin a real moisture boost in the form of, for example, Jojoba oil, it is perfect for oily or acne-prone skin and also has anti-inflammatory properties

Probiotics
In recent times, several research reports have shown a clear link between intestinal and skin health, especially skin problems such as acne. Testing probiotics, ie good bacteria, in combination with prebiotics, which feed the good bacteria, is a good recipe to test for a happy stomach and problem-free skin.

Skin care that tones down red skin

Here we have collected a range of products that contain substances that reduce redness, have anti-inflammatory pain and are gentle on sensitive skin.

Avoid peeling the skin with whole grains, rather use enzyme peeling, which exfoliates the skin effectively but gently. BHA acid is both mildly exfoliating and at the same time has an anti-inflammatory effect, which makes it a good alternative for sensitive skin.

Makeup that covers red skin and redness

If you have a red, sensitive skin or rosacea, you can definitely use makeup to even out the skin surface and hide the redness. Just be careful what products you use. A safe bet is to stick to mineral-based makeup, it is gentle and works healing on a reactive skin.

Do this:
For those of you who want to cover red tones, it is important to know how different colors fool the eye.

• Green is a contrasting color to red. Fits well in the form of a primer or concealer.

• Yellow also neutralizes red. If you have a red-toned complexion, you should therefore use products in yellow shades when choosing foundation, concealer and powder.

Reducing substances - Retinol, Niacinamide and Licorice root

Some specific substances reduce redness and prevent acne. Look for these three ingredients when buying skin care.

Retinol The
substance is a type of vitamin A. It is said that there are few skin problems that retinol can not affect for the better, such as acne, redness, pigment spots and acne scars.

Niacinamide (vitamin B3)
Cell renewal is stimulated and the skin barrier is strengthened while redness is reduced.

Licorice root
Has a smoothing and soothing effect on skin tone. The antioxidants in licorice root are glabridin, which helps to strengthen the skin and minimize redness.