How to Cover Rosacea/Redness: Flawless Finish

makeup lesson is about covering redness which can be due to stress hormonal changes or rosacea I've stained my skin with a red cheek tint and set it with a waterproof spray to show you how to cover it start with a primer redness is usually linked to heat so a primer will prevent your makeup from melting and it will also create a barrier between your skin and your makeup limiting any further irritation I have my little color wheel here the yellow and green will counteract redness in the skin while the pink and the salmon will counteract Darkness underneath the eyes you can find drugstore products to help too NYX have a full coverage concealer range this one matches my skin while the yellow will counteract the red I'm using 22 which is great for full coverage I'm pushing this into the skin keeping a light hand and building up the pigments slowly to get the coverage that you want and you can see the difference that the yellow makes to counteract the red green is another alternative you don't need to paint your skin green just lightly tint it to counteract the red finish with your favorite Foundation I've chosen a foundation with a yellow tone to once again counteract the red and then I'm going to set my makeup with a yellow toned powder push this into the skin to set the makeup in place and you're done bye-bye redness byebye