What Is Facial Redness?
So, facial redness is like when your face turns a bit pink or even reddish. It happens when the tiny blood vessels in your skin get wider and let more blood flow, which can be because of things like being hot, embarrassed, or having sensitive skin.
It’s like your face blushing, but sometimes it can also be a sign of skin irritation or a skin condition. If it happens a lot and bothers you, it’s a good idea to talk to a skincare pro like me to figure out what’s going on and how to take care of your skin.
Common Causes Of Facial Redness
here are five common causes of facial redness along with short explanations for each:
- Sun Exposure : Spending too much time in the sun without protection can make your skin turn red. This is because the sun’s rays can irritate your skin and cause it to get all red and sunburned.
- Rosacea : Rosacea is a skin condition where your face gets red, especially around the cheeks and nose. It happens because the blood vessels under your skin swell and make your face look flushed.
- Allergies : Sometimes, when you’re allergic to something like certain foods or skincare products, it can make your face go red. Your body’s reaction to the allergen can cause skin redness.
- Acne : Pimples and acne can make the skin around them turn red. That’s because your body sends extra blood to the area to help with the healing process, and this can create redness.
- Emotions : Feeling strong emotions like embarrassment, anger, or even happiness can cause facial redness. It’s like your body’s way of showing how you feel on the outside.
Treatment
For facial redness use the HapsBeauty Glass Skin Wash, Enlivening Face Cream and a Sunscreen.
Use the Hapsbeauty Glass skin wash to wash your face in the morning, then apply the Enlivening Face Cream and your preferred Sunscreen. (The Sunscreen is a must)
Then at night, Glass Skin Wash and Enlivening Face Cream until the redness vanishes. Note That at this stage of the treatment, you shouldn’t be expecting to lighten up.
Remember, if you’re concerned about persistent redness, it’s a good idea to consult with a skincare professional for the best advice and treatment options. Speak with our In-house Aesthetician for FREE.
