Red nose is also medically known as rhinophyma and this condition particularly appears on the sensitive skin of the nose and cheeks. Red nose is sometimes less severe and vanishes on its own as long as the source causing it is not available. However, in most of the cases, the problem persists for long, especially when you are suffering from rosacea or eczema.
Glowing red nose or irritated skin on your nose may be due to over exposure to sunlight, constant pressure and friction application on the sensitive skin of your nose, cold and flu infection, allergic reactions, excessive use of cosmetics, body lotions, soaps, allergies, etc. However, whatever may be the reason for your red rose, there are excellent and scientifically proven home remedies like the ones given below, which if adopted would give exemplary results.
Proven Home Remedies For Red Nose
Hydrate Your Nose’s Skin
Hold your nose with a soft, cool, medicated tissue paper to blow out the fluid completely, and then Damp a clean towel with cool water and squeeze excess water out by wringing. Place the towel on the irritated skin of your nose for a few minutes and do this for four to five times throughout the day to hydrate and soothe the skin of your nose completely.
Use Coconut Oil Or Petroleum Jelly
Coconut oil is the best natural remedy for red nose as its constituents are exceptionally good for your skin especially when it has become irritated, red and inflamed. Take a few drops of coconut oil and apply to the skin of your nose by gently rubbing to cover the entire red skin area of your nose.
As coconut oil is safe, you can use it multiple times throughout the day. Similarly, you can also use petroleum jelly to get similar outcomes.
Apply Honey
Honey is just marvelous for your skin with its rich anti-inflammatory, antibiotics and soothing natural qualities. But, ensure that the honey you are using for your sensitive skin is free from artificial agents and lead and other chemicals.
Before applying honey, wash your face with clean water and mild soap and dry it completely, and then apply honey as a facial mask to the affected region of your face. Wait for 15 to 20 minutes and then wash with warm water.
Use Aloe-rich Lotions
Aloe vera jelly is a miraculous jelly for your skin because many scientific studies and research studies have proven its effectiveness in treating skin conditions and diseases. Therefore, you can use some reputed and branded commercially available skin lotions and creams with aloe vera as an active ingredient for your sensitive and red skin of your nose.
Use Cucumber Slices
You often see the use of sliced cucumbers for treating and soothing the sensitive skin of the face in many spas, beauty parlors and in many health magazines and therefore the popularity of its usage suggests that cucumbers do in fact have that soothing and calming effect on your red skin if they are used two to three times daily and consistently for a few days.
Apply A Moisturizer
Wash your face with a mild face wash and allow it to dry completely by wiping with a clean and dry towel. Apply an effective moisturizer blended with vitamin E to the red skin of your nose. Moisturizer moistens the irritated skin and calms blood vessels by providing enough moisture to the red skin, while vitamin E helps support proper skin function and health along with superfast healing.
Drink Water
You are well aware of the importance of water for keeping yourself healthy and fit and also know its role in toning your skin and keeping it hydrated and glowing for long, then why don’t you make a habit of drinking water regularly to boost your immunity, keep your skin healthy and moist and feel energetic all the time.
In a nutshell, to keep your skin free from allergies, extreme environments, pollutants, chemicals, infections, diseases, irritation and inflammation, just do one thing: drink water.
Lifestyle Changes
Extravagant lifestyle is the major reason for many health related problems and therefore many infections, diseases and health conditions can be controlled effectively by making slight adjustments to your routine activities and red nose is no exception to this rule. Avoid constant use of soap and facial scrubs because constant exposure to them causes skin irritation.
Similarly, lessen the usage of perfumed and chemical rich deodorants, perfumes, body-sprays, and other chemical rich facial products and face creams. Avoid using hot and spicy food stuff. Avoid yourself exposing to differing temperatures and fluctuating environmental changes like regular shifts from hot to cold weather conditions and other such variations throughout the day.
Caution: Please use Remedies after Proper Research and Guidance. You accept that you are following any advice at your own risk and will properly research or consult healthcare professional.
