Little red noses might make for a cute winter selfie, but they can be annoying to deal with in reality. There are a number of reasons why the skin around your nose could turn red — seasonal dryness, an existing condition like rosacea, active breakouts, skin allergies, a shift in temperature or plain old irritation. Yes, the redness around your nose can be caused by one or more of these underlying factors and should not be left untreated. The redness can lead to flakiness and have you touching your face a couple of times in under a minute. And isn't that just so annoying (not to forget unhygienic in times of the pandemic)? And while issues like rosacea and acne should be left to the professionals to treat, we have a few solutions to help deal with the milder versions...
01Use a non-comedogenic moisturiser to deal with the dryness
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02Check your skincare staples for irritants
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03Keep a mist handy to quick fix inflammation
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04Use a humidifier on super dry days
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05When in doubt, reach for the petroleum jelly
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