How to Get Rid of Redness in Pimples
Getting rid of redness in pimples is a lot easier than you probably think it is. Find out how to get rid of redness in pimples with help from an expert on beauty and style in this free video clip.
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- Hi, I'm skin care expert Tracy O'Connor, and today I'm going to show you how to reduce redness in pimples. To reduce redness you should first start with a gentle cleanser. Something that wont strip the skin of the natural oils that your body and skin needs. Secondly, you should treat the blemish with something like tea tree oil or a spot treatment that will help to kill the bacteria. And finally, you should finish by using a calming cream, something that will reduce the inflammation, soften the skin, and prevent future breakouts from forming. A soothing cream that I love is the Rosa Artica by Kiehl's. And it has calming ingredients and nourishing ingredients that will help to restore the cellular vitality to your skin. I'm just going to use just a little bit of the cream. Now I'm going to work the cream, just in my fingers, because that allows for the better penetration of the ingredients into the skin cells. Just applying onto the four parts of Genevieve's face, the cheek bones, the forehead, the nose and the chin. And I like to apply a product like this also onto the neck and the chest. Rosa Artica contains the resurrection flower which helps to promote healing of the skin, calms the inflammation, restores nutrients to the skin cells and overall gives the skin a beautiful, healthy vitality that it doesn't posses when it's inflamed or when it's broken out. I just kind of work the product into the skin gently, because when your skin is inflamed, and when you have redness, you don't want to massage the product into the skin, you just want to gently use a tapping motion to work the product into the skin. Because redness and inflammation can be a result of dehydration, I can feel that this is dramatically restored the hydration levels of Genevieve's skin. The more hydrated your skin, the healthier your skin will be. And her skin even feels cool to the touch, and that's what you want in a product. You want something that's cooling if you're prone to redness. What's equally important when prone to redness is choosing the ingredients wisely. You want to avoid ingredients that are going to irritate the skin, such as synthetic colors, synthetic fragrance, alcohols, mineral oils, and instead you want to choose calming ingredients, such as tea tree oil, if you have a blemish, lavender, the essential oil of lavender, aloe vera, those are all great choices when looking to calm irritation. And there you go. That's how to reduce redness in pimples. I'm Tracy O'Connor, thanks for watching.
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