evenstar3 said:

sick fuck

i asked on a yahoo site, and they recommended baking soda or bleaching the skin. Im kinda scared 2 do that, dont want 2 make it worse.

evenstar3 said:

I'm sorry guys. I won't say one more owen wilson joke, and to the thread creator. Just go to the doctor.

moviestar08 said:

Well don't! Go and see a dermatologist, as we've already recommended instead. They'll know what to do.

moviestar08 said:

omg, don't do that. like everyone's saying, go to a dermatologist.

Get a lemon,cut it in half. And rest the halves on each cheek.





No,seriously.
Go see a doc. In the meantime use cocoa butter or vitamin E cream and use a coverstick if u feel the need to cover it up

Send me $150 with your return address and I will send you the solution to your redness.

ThreadCula said:

Use a good Vitamin E cream and take Vitamin E Supplements this can help, you could purchase over the counter Silicon gel sheets but if u go 2 ur doctor he could offer you much better quality Silicon gel sheets. Since this is an on going problem you should realy visit ur doctor s/he can offer the best treatment for you.

i use Krylon classic clown white as a good base to even out the color and texture of my skin.

JustErin said:

That's what I thought too.

i went 2 the doctor , i told him that i tried a fake tan stuff, he said it looked like acne 2 him, and he gave me sum kind of Acne Gel, i put it on and it looked pretty good, but theres still a little bit of redness on my cheeks. I will make an appointment with a dermatologist

ehuffnsd said:

thats cause you dress like a clown

moviestar08 said:

Well done! The dermatologist will take good care of you.

does anyone know how much this will cost? im not rich at all .

you need to get out the phonebook and call around your specific town. It varies by community and dr.
good luck!

Hey MovieStar - I agree that the first thing that you should do is see a dermatologist, but in the meantime to cover it up I would go and and get yourself a greenstick or green foundation - it's a bit like concealer only it's a pale green colour - it works on the principle of being the opposite colour to red on the colour chart and therefore tones down the redness - then apply your foundation.

Hope this helps and that you get it sorted soon