Would allergies cause your face to get red and burny? What can I do to make my face less red?

Answer 1

I would think an allergic reaction, but there is also a skin disease called Rosachea(sp?) that makes your face look red and sun-burned. I would go see a dermatologist or take some sort of allergy pill like benedryl first to see if it is an allergy and then go see the dr.

Answer 2

yes it could, but that might not be the problem. When does it get red, a certain time, place, at home, while you're out, in the sun, after your shower, in the pool ect...
I'm mildly allergic to glycerin, so my face gets red and burns if I use it in a skin product more than 2 times a week, but you can be allergic to almost anything. I about fried my face off before I figured out the hypoallergenic glycerin soap I was using was blistering my skin. Insert me smacking my forehead here!

Answer 3

Try using those calming foam washes. Like from Aveeno. I have a pale friend, her face isn't red when she uses it! Since you are pale, any rosiness on your cheeks will be more noticeable. If you want a good complection, you could try anti-aging stuff. I know that it sounds weird, with your given age, but that's what they are made for, to give better complection. Neutrogena has some good ones.

Answer 4

If it's an allergy it could be anything. You could prevent these symptoms by not touching your face and frequent hand washing. you may also have a skin condition such as eczema. put some polysporin on it at night before you go to bed

Answer 5

Yes allergy can cause this.
But allergic problems are always better solving after discussing it with a dermotologist.
As anti-allergic medicines (most of them) are seductives and are adivsed to take in only after seeing a doctor.

Answer 6

my face turned red when i put this skin lightening lotion & it was all puffy & red & later it started burning...for this my doc told me to take BENADRYL...