How to cover redness effectively
Redness in the face is often caused by sensitive skin, irritation or blemishes. You can help soothe your skin by using, among other things, the Anti-redness range. It can be used both on specific areas and all over the face.
How to cover redness
Step 1:
Always make sure your skin is well cared for and well moisturised before applying makeup.
Step 2:
Apply a thin layer of Primer Green evenly all over the face and let it absorb before applying your makeup. It helps neutralise and reduce red tones, create a smooth base and make your makeup last longer.
From here, you can apply the makeup you like.
How to cover a blemish/pimple
Blemishes and pimples are often associated with redness, so to neutralise the red tones in your skin, use a concealer with a warm undertone, high coverage and a shade that matches your skin.
Step 1:
Always make sure your skin is well cared for and well moisturised before applying makeup. Avoid picking at the blemish beforehand, as this makes it worse. If the blemish is oozing or bleeding, take time to hold a tissue still against it until it stops.
Step 2:
Apply Concealer directly to the blemish. Be careful not to choose a shade lighter than your skin, as this will highlight the blemish rather than cover it.
DID YOU KNOW: It is a good idea to clean your makeup brushes extra often if you are prone to blemishes.
