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When skin turns red for 'no reason,' this is usually why

Red, flushed, irritated skin isn’t always a long-term skin type—it’s often a short-term stress response. Changes in weather, hormones, stress, over-exfoliation, or product overload can push skin past ...
Miami Herald

Have red, flushed skin? Here’s how to tell if it could be rosacea

Rosacea, an inflammatory skin condition that affects an estimated 16 million Americans each year, is different from a sunburn or red blotches after exercising in the heat. Kurt Strazdins Rosacea, a ...
Prevention

What Is Rosacea? Experts Explain the Chronic Skin Condition

If you’ve noticed unusual pink patches or redness on your face that sometimes comes and goes, you may have a skin condition affecting 16 million Americans: rosacea. Rosacea is a chronic skin disorder ...
The Sun

From stubborn ‘spots’ to a ‘booze flush’… what your face is REALLY trying to tell you (and when to see a doctor)

We all want a flawless, bright-eyed, smooth, clear face. But whether it’s spots, dry skin, flushed cheeks or cracked lips, we all have imperfections. Research by LloydsPharmacy Online Doctor has found ...
Women's Health

Why exercise makes your face go red – and the simple ways to reduce it

If your face takes on a tomato-like tinge after exercising, let us first reassure you that it’s totally normal. ‘For most people, it is a normal response by the body to regulate temperature,’ confirms ...