Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Humour => The funny side of menopause => Topic started by: Padine on May 06, 2023, 03:46:41 PM
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I am post-meno at 63 and have developed a red face in the early evenings until bedtime! I had the same 10 years ago (meno related I'm sure) saved up and bought the Clinique creams for a red face. That was fine and I didn't need to buy any more as the creams lasted ages - then I no longer had a red face.
I seem to be reacting to the cold and wind (weather wind! :oops:) but don't want to fork out on Clinique. I am very allergic to lanolin, can any clever girls reading this suggest anything? I had switched to the original Oil of Olay pink cream but it's not moisturising enough.
(Off to cool down now as I feel the redness starting again :hotflash:)
Padine x
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Ooops, sorry think I posted on the wrong board as this wasn't meant to be funny (unless............I do remember a comment from a cheeky pupil 10 years ago "Miss, are you feeling OK cos your face and neck are very red?" ::) teenagers nowadays ;D)
Px
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It could be funny but probably ain't!
I use vaseline 'essential healing' body lotion for everything: in a yellow bottle. However, the ingredients are so small I can't read the list! It does state that it is 'vaseline jelly. MayB do a GOOGLE?
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My Rosacea started in this way. There are different types.
Taz x
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My red face,which stings a bit, comes and goes but will stay for hours.
I switched to aveeno calm range for face. Very soothing. Rarely get a red face now... But am aware of sometime is indeed the start of rosacea.
Absent pretty reasonable. Body lotion is beautifully moisturizing too, great for sensitive skin.
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Have a look at cerave products, they are excellent for specific issues. Also number 7 do a green corrector to use in the red areas, it's not thick and easier to apply. I'm a makeup artist, I have used several types of corrector and this one is the easiest one to use with or without makeup on top
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It could be rosacea, perhaps try to see a Dermatologist who can prescribe the correct cream.
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I've started to use Dermalex Rosacea cream when my cheeks look a bit too rosy and it seems to do the trick. £19.99 from boots but apply sparingly to relevant places and it lasts ages. I've just read the lengthy list of ingredients and it does not mention lanolin.
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I use Weleda white mallow baby cream on my face and the matching body lotion. A little goes a long way and I always buy when on offer. It’s by far the best skincare I’ve ever found and the only face cream that is moisturising enough and mild enough for my face. Well worth a try.
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Sounds like Rosacea to me.
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I sometimes get a red face for about an hour after drinking one glass of wine (honestly it is just one glass!). Never thought about face cream, I just assumed it was the alcohol triggering an extra strong hot flush.
I use CeraVe Facial Moisturising Lotion but it doesn't help with flushing.