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Make-up tips for "Rosacea"
Rosacea is a common chronic skin disorder that causes the skin to become red, irritated and/or filled with pus-filled bumps. To read more about this chronic disorder, please revisit the first article below:
Although there is no known cure for Rosacea, there are certain steps that you can take to minimize the appearance of this skin disorder. First, before you apply make-up, make sure that your skin is completely clean. Use a moisturizer daily and also make sure that you are treating your skin as sensitive as possible. Do not use harsh rags, towels or anything that will make your skin look and feel raw. If you choose to wear make-up, try not to overdo it. Use oil-free make-up (foundation and concealer) and products that contain sunscreen. If you are unsure as to whether or not the product will be harmful to your skin, test it on another portion of your skin, i.e. your neck.
When applying make-up, use brushes that do not agitate your skin. Try using an anti-bacterial brush. Avoid sponges, because this may be too harsh for your skin. If you are specifically trying to cover up certain red areas, be sure to use the concealer on those spots in particular. Today, many experts are suggesting mineral make-up as being one of the best make-up types for women who suffer from Rosacea. This includes wearing blush in mineral make-up form. Mascara and eyeliner are also strongly encouraged, however, be very gentle when applying these.
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