I am worried because my face often gets redder when I do home care for my flushed skin.

I had acne-prone skin during my adolescence, so I had acne.

Also, my skin is sensitive, so I have redness on my face.

As I get older, the flushed areas on my face, especially the cheekbones, have become redder compared to before, and my facial tone, particularly the cheeks, is flushed.

Sensitive to weather temperatures, whether dry, cold winds, or hot...

If the skin is hot, cold, or dry, heat rises from deep within the face, causing flushing on the cheeks that turns purplish rather than red.

So, there are some things I worry about when doing home care.

People with flushed skin are sensitive and easily irritated, so the redness quickly worsens. Also, if they overdo home care, their face immediately turns red like flushing, and they are prone to developing small pimples.

That is why when I do home care, I usually focus more on soothing, skin barrier care, and whitening.

 

 

When I use face masks, I usually focus on products that provide moisturizing and whitening benefits.

However, the problem is that when I leave a mask on for about 10 minutes, sometimes it's fine, but other times, perhaps because it irritated my skin, the area where the mask was applied turns red after I take it off.

The parts where your skin turned red mean your skin was slightly irritated, right?

 

 

And these days, people use beauty devices a lot for home care, right?

I often find beauty devices irritating as well.

One of the uses of beauty devices is to help nutrients be absorbed deeper into the skin.

I use high-frequency or galvanic beauty devices that help with deep absorption into the skin.

When I apply cosmetics and use the beauty device to aid absorption, I follow the manual for 4 to 5 minutes. I do not experience any irritation or discomfort when rolling it on my skin, and the device itself is fine to use; however, after using the device, instead of my skin becoming clearer or glowing, it sometimes turns red.

Is the redness temporary because I rubbed my skin? Or is it because the beauty device feels irritating to me?

The purpose of beauty devices is to help the skin absorb better and become more moisturized and improved compared to using your hands. I don't experience any skin irritation while using the device, but I am really concerned about my face turning red afterwards.

Should I stop using beauty devices? Is this just temporary? I really can't tell.

Do people like me with redness and sensitive skin use beauty devices for their home skincare?

For those of you who use beauty devices, do you experience temporary facial redness?

How do people with redness-prone skin types do home care?

Please recommend a beauty device that is gentle and absorbs well.

Please share a home care method that helped get rid of redness and was effective for whitening.

Please tell me some home care methods to reduce heat without irritation.