SOME CAUSES FOR REDNESS IN FACE
For some people, skin redness is simply a result of having sensitive skin. Using the right products to relieve redness and soothe skin can make a world of difference. If you struggle with a persistently red face, especially red cheeks, this could be a sign of a skin disorder, which your physician can diagnose. Following your doctor’s orders and putting together a gentle skin care routine is imperative.
REDUCING REDNESS ON FACE
In addition to following the routine above, make sure you aren’t using any other skin care products that could be triggering your red face.
Red spots on the face can come from numerous sources, but by far the most common are post-breakouts marks. On fair skin, these blemishes appear as pink-to-red spots; on deeper skin tones, they’re typically tan or dark brown and they’re stubborn but eventually fade. You can hasten this process by following the tips in this article.
Of course, acne itself is often red and there are other skin disorders that can result in short- or long-term red spots. If your red spots don’t respond to over-the-counter skin care (including acne treatments if necessary), it’s imperative you see a dermatologist to have your red spots examined and discuss medical solutions.