Redness
Red-looking skin looks best with gentle care. Joanna recommends the Exosome Facial Facelift for reactive skin, along with Vitalight (a soothing light treatment) and the Oxygen Purifying Facial. At home, keep it simple with the Daily Serum, Daily Hydrating Cream and Eden Niacinamide Calming Serum.
What causes it
Skin can look red after sun, heat, spicy food, alcohol, harsh products or over-cleansing. Easily flushed skin looks best with consistently gentle care.
Which treatments help?
Which products help?
Common questions
What treatment helps red, reactive skin?
Joanna's first choice is the Exosome Facial Facelift, a gentle approach that never relies on aggressive steps. Vitalight, our light treatment, uses no heat or friction, and the Oxygen Purifying Facial leaves skin looking calm and fresh.
Should I avoid facials if my skin is red?
No, but choose calming treatments over intensive ones. Tell your esthetician about the redness so they can skip steam, scrubs and strong acids.
What ingredients calm redness?
Look for gentle formulas with niacinamide, centella asiatica or colloidal oatmeal. Avoid fragrance, high-strength acids and physical scrubs during flare-ups.
What if my redness does not go away?
Redness that stays or keeps coming back is worth checking with a dermatologist. Our facials are about how skin looks and feels.
Still not sure where to start?
The Skin Code Quiz matches your skin with the right treatments and products in about a minute.