How to deal with skin redness

Thankfully I’ve never suffered from skin redness, but my poor mum does terribly.

The last tip about popping soothing cream on the vanity for the hubby was great hahaha

I will always suffer redness if a product irritates my skin. I'm careful of alcohol in products, it doesn't always react but often does.

I hate the redness I get after a pimple has graced me with its presence

Great tips, I have been suffering with a lot of redness lately.

This article reminds me that i need a face mask tonight!

Fortunately don't suffer from redness

I have redness in my complexion and having articles like this are always a great reminder of how to approach this skin type.

I am currently treating the redness on my skin with BioOil. It is really clearing it up and evening out my skin tone.

Great tips. Bioderma have a mak for sensitive red skin and it works a treat to help with irritation and redness.

I get irritated skin only with bad tap water and some skincare. dry cold winter days can make it only tight and bit dehydrated, but that is it

Luckily I don't suffer from redness but know people who do.

My skin would only go red if I react to a product. Likily this does not happen often.

When all else fails for me, I go for QV skincare to help with calming my skin!

My skin does tend to go red, and it sometimes goes really tight feeling..

Redness is the bane of my life. I know it will never go away so ive simply learnt to live with it.

I find a mist is better for me if I have a flushed skin reaction. That's why I've upcycled a couple of great bottles so I can use different toner combos.

Luckily, not something which I suffer from, unless it is redness due to a pimple or hormonal breakout.

As a rosacea and psoriasis sufferer i thank you for the articles on reducing redness.

I don't suffer from skin redness, but I do burn easily :-P I do most of these anyway, as I've had dry skin lately. Love facial mists!

Working out what causes occasional redness can be difficult.

I do get a little red sonetimes but i find a good hydrating serum like skii or cliniques repairwear usually helps

Redness is troublesome, I find the hardest product to find that works well is a safe exfoliator that works without triggering redness afterwards. Love any tips!

I am pretty sensitive. I recommend never putting your face under the shower jets as well.. I always cup the water in my hands to rinse my face. That has helped keep mine in check.

I didn't really until this past year! Now my cheeks turn super red for no reason which sucks