With the sudden dryness in the air, various factors can contribute to increased redness in the skin during this season. Facial redness is often the first sign and symptom that appears when the skin becomes sensitive. Ignoring it may worsen the skin condition.

Let’s take a look at the causes and management of facial redness to prevent it: ✍🏻

✔️ Facial Redness?
Facial redness is a skin condition where the face becomes red and warm due to issues with the contraction and relaxation of blood vessels, often associated with nerve abnormalities.

✔️ Causes of Facial Redness?
• Temperature difference between cold outside air and hot indoor heating, stimulating blood vessels.
• Decreased humidity in the air, leading to skin dryness and a weakened skin barrier.
• Various factors such as stress, diet, and emotional changes.

📌 Winter Facial Redness Management
1️⃣ Maintain Optimal Temperature and Humidity
Keep the room temperature and humidity at suitable levels. Drastic temperature changes can be a significant trigger for facial redness.

2️⃣ Sufficient Soothing and Moisturizing
Core aspects of managing facial redness include soothing and moisturizing. Use aloe vera gel or a soothing mask 2-3 times a week, and apply a light moisturizer multiple times to replenish moisture.

3️⃣ Avoid Alcohol and Spicy Foods
Alcohol and spicy foods are known triggers for facial redness. It’s advisable to abstain from them as much as possible during facial redness treatment.