Redness

Redness, rosacea, and couperose all share a common symptom: red skin. This similarity often leads to confusion between these different skin conditions. So, what is the difference between redness, rosacea, and couperose? This article provides some answers.

The redness of pimples is directly related to the inflammatory response they trigger. What are the red pimples that can appear?

Redness is caused by a significant influx of blood when the blood capillaries that irrigate the skin excessively dilate at the dermis level. This is generally observed in hypersensitive skin, due to an impaired skin barrier and hyper-reactivity of sensory fibers, whereas it may not necessarily occur in normal skin. How can these skin manifestations be soothed? Follow our advice!

Some compounds found in skin or hair care products are recognized allergens. Exposure to these molecules can lead to hypersensitivity redness or even contact eczema, even in the absence of a genetic atopic predisposition.

Transient flushing, persistent patches, or visible blood vessels… The manifestations of redness are diverse. They can signal simple skin sensitivity or an underlying inflammatory process. Do you know how to identify the different types of redness? Let’s explore them together.