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1. Stop Going Red with embarrassment Do you go red in the face in any social situation? Does your skin light up whenever you have to speak in public or do a presentation? There are two things to remember: A lot of people have this issue You can learn to control it (to an extent)
2. Green camouflage makeup to get rid of red skin You could just camouflage of course, but it's even better to use a product (or product line) that doesn't just camouflage, but also cures the redness. I've used this product and it really works. See the before (top) and after (bottom) on the left. T...
3. Rosacea Skin Care Rosacea is a chronic skin condition characterized by redness and flushing of the facial skin, usually on the cheeks, nose, chin or forehead. It tends to begin after age 30, and over time the red areas can become inflamed and develop visible blood ve...
4. Rosacea Information Rosacea is a chronic condition pf the skin that has touched milllions of people's lives. Rosacea is often characterized with relapses and remissions. I first heard about it years ago on a television commecial for awareness and thought to myself, hmmm...
5. Fragrance-free Skin Products Products with fragrance irritate my skin and I've been dealing with it for 30 years now. It started in high school. It took awhile to figure out what was causing the redness and irritation. At first, I thought it was a patch of dry skin. Nope. It was...
6. Sensitive Skin Care Sensitive skin is characterized by hyper-reactivity to external factors. Such factors include physical impact, makeup, cosmetics, fragrances, sun, cold etc. Hyper-reactivity can manifest itself as persistent redness, burning, rash (see more symptoms...
7. Latest Scalp Psoriasis Treatment Ask any scalp psoriasis sufferer, he will be able to tell you the frustrations and embarrassment associated with this kind of scalp condition. Besides the costly medication, he also possesses the fear of being rejected by some people who thought psor...
8. Need to find a solution to breakouts, acne, or blemishes? Did you know? Yesterday's french fries are not the source of today's pimples. What you see today actually started developing two weeks ago. If you suspect food triggers your acne, avoid it. But more importantly, commit to treating your skin everyday...