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Redness

Skin redness is a common sign that can result from various causes, ranging from mild irritations to more serious skin conditions. It can manifest as red spots, patches, or a diffuse redness. To soothe the redness, it is essential to identify its origin in order to use appropriate care.
FAQ about redness

Can diet cause redness?

Yes, certain spicy or alcoholic foods can cause redness in some individuals, due to the dilation of blood vessels.

Can stress cause redness?

Yes, by causing an increase in cortisol levels, stress accelerates blood circulation, which visually manifests as redness.

When should you consult a dermatologist for redness?

If redness persists, is accompanied by itching, pain, or other skin changes, or if it affects your quality of life, it is recommended to consult a dermatologist.

Are certain phototypes more prone to redness than others?

Yes, individuals with fair skin blush more easily, due to the significant contrast between the skin color and the underlying blood vessels.

Can redness be linked to hormonal issues?

Yes, hormonal fluctuations, such as those associated with pregnancy for instance, can cause redness in the skin due to changes in blood circulation.

Are redness always synonymous with rosacea?

No, redness can also simply be related to emotions, heat, allergies, or irritations.

Which active ingredients are renowned for combating redness?

Niacinamide, azelaic acid, Centella asiatica and bisabolol help to reduce redness.

Can cold weather worsen redness?

Yes, because the cold causes vasoconstriction followed by dilation of the blood vessels, which leads to redness.

Can makeup conceal redness?

Yes, green concealers, whether used alone or in combination with foundations, can effectively mask redness.

Are laser treatments effective against persistent redness?

Yes, by directly targeting the dilated blood vessels, the laser can reduce redness.

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