Color Correctors for Redness

TravelsWithHuckleberry rated Tried 01/2025. Terrible. Did not blend. Returned.

TravelsWithHuckleberry rated Tried 01/2025. Super oily consistency. Almost no pigmentation. Had to put on 3+ applications. Left me looking yellow / green-ish. A definite no. Returned.

TravelsWithHuckleberry rated Tried 01/2025 in Green tint. Impossible to blend. Pilled over primer. Returned.

Still trying. Feels really nice going on, silky. Blends beautifully. Not sure it gives enough coverage / color correction, even under foundation. Rec by Glamour, Cosmo Amazon - $25; 4.5 / 785 reviews Ulta - $46 - 4.6 / 433 rev

Still trying. Blends well, decent color correction. 01/22 - Erborian is a better match. Returning this one, but oen to trying again in the future. * Amazon - $15.99 — 4.4 / 40,473 reviews * N/A - Sephora; Ulta

A little too dark for me. 01/22 - Erborian is a better match. Returning this one, but oen to trying again in the future. Amazon - $12; 4.4 / 3543 rev Ulta - $13; 4.4 / 1020 rev Target - $13; 4.3 / 1701 rev

Tried 01/2025. Definite no. Super oily, no color. Returned.

Tried 01/2025. On the fence. Days where I think it looks terrible / doesn't help with redness at all and days when I like it. Blend well; skin feels soft but not 100% absorbed. Will try a few more times. 01/19 - Warm finish. Comes off tan!

Tried 01/19/25. OK with redness coverage, but washed out my complexion with a white-ish cast. Left a green tint at hairline. Absorbed semi-well and left skin feeling smooth. Will return.

Does not blend. Not appropriate for rosacea / overall redness. Blemishes only.

TravelsWithHuckleberry rated Very light, absorbs well. Color disappears immediately into skin. Helps a bit, but is not as full coverage as Erborian.