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LOS ANGELES, Mar 23, 2005/ FW/ --- We are officially in spring now, and summertime is just right behind, and that means sun… sun… and more sun…

If your face turns red with just a minimal sun exposure, UV might not be the cause. You might be suffering from a skin condition, often diagnosed as Rosacea, described as a flushing of the small blood vessels on the face that usually appears on the nose, cheeks and chin, and can range from a slight pink flush to noticeable red blotches on the face.

And it is more common than you think! 16 million women live with it everyday! It is a difficult condition to conceal and treat. No amount of foundation will totally hide it.

According to Dr. Patricia Farris Facial who is a dermatologist, facial redness can be triggered by environmental conditions such as sun exposure and wind and even by certain foods, alcohol and caffeine.

But unfortunately even avoiding these triggers doesn’t make the condition disappear. Facial redness is a significant cosmetic concern for people who suffer with it and it is a difficult condition to treat and to conceal. If you’re suffering from this condition, you should always seek the advice of a dermatologist.

Until now, patients had to go through a dermatologist to treat the symptoms. But finally a skin care company has developed a regimen that's available in major drugstores nationwide.

This four-step skin care regimen called the Eucerin Redness Relief is the first of its kind. It provides skin with immediate redness relief using concealing technology. The system also contains a skin-soothing ingredient, and improves the condition of visibly red skin in just 4 weeks.

For more information, visit www.Eucerinus.com/rednessrelief