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[Pord]

Hey,

Does anyone know of any good facial powders that I could use to help cover facial redness? It has to be not very irritating. At the moment I am using some stuff called Physician's Formula. It is decent, but I am sure there is something better.

Thanks for your help!

[ClearDreaming]

Clinique have a powder in their anti redness range. I've never tried it and it'll be relatively expensive, but maybe you could ask at a counter for a sample?

[Pord]

Clinique have a powder in their anti redness range. I've never tried it and it'll be relatively expensive, but maybe you could ask at a counter for a sample?

Thanks for the input. I will look into that.

[Ghost08]

Everyday minerals has a powder that is green, and it counteracts redness on my face very well. There are probably similar powders at the drug store, but I have never used them. You have to start with a very light application, so that it is easily covered with your mineral makeup.

HIGHLY recommend a green powder.

[CeruleanCity]

If your skin isn't dry, Benefit's hello flawless powder foundation will give you plenty of coverage for your redness.

[Jollyhohnson]

Lily Lolo also do a mineral correcter powder that's green and it has very few ingredients. I received it in the post this morning and it's been on my face all day - so far no irritation what so ever. (Which is great as with my acne treatment my skin has become incredibly sensitive, my old make-up from Avon now burns my face!) I use this powder to cover my post-blemish acne scars and it does a decent job. It's most likely similar to Everyday Minerals so it might be worth checking them both out.

[fihe]

I use a green color corrector from Everyday Minerals. it's a loose mineral powder that I just apply on the red patches with a kabuki brush.