Sentences with phrase «redness around the nose»

I'm exactly the same with redness around nose etc but I love to keep my foundation looking light and natural!

I don't even bother using a concealer because this foundation works better than any concealer I've tried, and immediately brightens up the bottom of my eyes and the redness around my nose.

However, I find that it corrected discoloration from old blemish scars quite decently and covers redness around my nose and chin and wasn't cakey at all.

Yellow is great for redness around the nose and mouth.

Apply concealer (with a brush) to cover any redness around your nose or chin.

Wand concealers are the easiest to use (dab on, blend in with fingers) and are ideal for reducing redness around the nose and diffusing shadows in the inner corners of eyes.

Before I changed up my routine, I had under eye circles and redness around my nose and cheeks that I would cover with makeup color correcting tricks.

Honestly, I don't really need to wear concealer as I don't suffer from under eye circles, the only discoloration I have on my face is just slight redness around my nose.

Dot on tiny blemishes, or shade in large problem areas (like redness around the nose and chin).

I tend to suffer from dark circles and redness around my nose, so color correction is something I try to do even when I'm wearing minimal makeup.

I always knew that it is great for evening out darks spots, blemishes and the redness around the nose, but I felt that blemishes, dark spots and redness could be covered enough by tinted moisturizer or foundation.

These areas are the most prone to discoloration (think dark circles, redness around your nose) and where most women typically need the most coverage.

To sidestep concealer, use your ring finger in a press - and - roll motion to dot a little more foundation on redness around your nose and dark circles.

Not exact matches

For areas with redness (around my nose) or blemishes, I use the concealer end of my brush to apply the foundation with fuller coverage.

The symptoms of mango allergy are varied, including redness, itching or flaking around the mouth, swelling of the face, throat or tongue (sometimes serious), runny nose, wheezing, vomiting and abdominal cramps.

• Runny nose • Skin reactions, such as hives, redness or swelling • Itching or tingling in or around the mouth and throat • Digestive problems, such as diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea or vomiting • Tightening of the throat • Shortness of breath or wheezing

A condition called perioral dermatitis causes redness around the mouth, chin, nose and even up near the eyes.

Your eyes may start watering, your nose may start running, and you may notice redness around your eyes and nose.

I never come away from these two home - use products with soreness or redness, yet my pores look deeply clean and feel wonderfully so, even if I've started to felt like some of my pores were becoming congested around my nose / chin area / outer jawline (my most common site for breakouts).

Keep things warm Avoid extremes, like hot H20, which can lead to redness, often around the nose and cheeks, Dr. Hirsch says.

The formulation is light and blendable, and covers any redness that I have around my nose and chin.

Swiping its doe foot applicator under both my eyes, around my nose, and in the middle of my chin, and blending it out with a damp Beautyblender is more than enough to hide the under - eye circles, dark spots, and redness.

Apply foundation around the nose and mouth, and anywhere you see redness or unevenness.

Focus on redness and unevenness around the nose and mouth, and on the chin.

I tap it on any redness (often on my chin and around my nose) and any blemishes.

It's great for concealing imperfections like dark circles, redness under and around the nose, and of course, the occasional zit we get every now and then.

For me, I always have a little redness around my chin and nose, so I use a flat foundation brush to build it a little more in those areas.

So much of my redness peeks through, it wears on the chin, above my lips, around my nose, at my T - Zone.

-- MAC Pro Conceal and Correct Palette in Light (Review here) on spots, scars and a little around my nose to conceal redness — Maybelline Mattemaker Powder in «Light Beige «(Review here) dusted lightly all over my face to take away the shine — The Body Shop Honey Bronze Bronzer in 02 (Review here) for warmth and color — Maybelline Fit Me Concealer in 15 (Review here) on top of my undereye corrector, taken down on the cheekbones of highlighting.

How To Use — After cleansing and moisturizing, apply foundation around the nose, mouth and anywhere you see redness or unevenness.

A spot corrector like the green YSL Touche Eclat Neutralizer is great for small areas around my nose, but if the redness is more widespread (and a bit intense) then the NYX is much better suited.