Clean gently
Use mild, fragrance-free cleansers to avoid further irritating your skin. Products with soothing ingredients such as thermal spring water, panthenol or oat extract help reduce redness and relax the skin.
Use targeted care with soothing actives
Choose creams specifically developed for reddened skin – for example with actives like Angiopausine, Bisabolol or Dextransulfat. These strengthen the vessels, visibly reduce redness and help prevent new irritations.
Pay attention to the right texture
Normal to combination skin benefits from light emulsions, while dry skin needs richer creams with shea butter or ceramides. The right texture supports the skin's moisture balance and prevents tightness.
Protect your skin daily from UV radiation
UV rays intensify redness and vascular changes. Use a care product with SPF 30 or higher every day – even on cloudy days. Mineral filters containing zinc oxide or titanium dioxide are particularly well tolerated.
Avoid known triggers
Avoid alcohol, spicy foods, strong coffee and heat. These dilate blood vessels and promote redness. Cold wind and sudden temperature changes can also stress the skin.
Treat localized redness specifically
Specialised concentrates or intensive care creams with decongestant and vessel-strengthening ingredients work spot-on against redness. Ideal for couperose or reactive skin.
Conceal redness gently and naturally
Green-tinted concealers neutralise redness visually without weighing down the skin. For an even complexion you can also use a tinted day care product – the complexion looks fresh and harmonious.
Mind the water temperature
Wash your face only with lukewarm water. Water that is too hot or too cold irritates the skin and worsens redness. Pat your face gently dry after cleansing instead of rubbing.
Rely on relaxing care rituals
Gentle fingertip massages stimulate circulation without irritating the skin. Treatment masks with aloe vera or thermal water provide additional moisture and soothe stressed skin.
Support your skin from within
A vitamin-rich diet with plenty of vitamin C, E and omega-3 fatty acids strengthens the vessels and has anti-inflammatory effects. Drink enough water and avoid excessive stress – your skin will thank you.


