by AnswerAsh on August 18th, 2004

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I have pale skin and when I exercise my face gets red. Is there anything I can do to stop this?

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by flizzera on August 29th, 2004
Unfortunatley, this is unavioidable. The only way to cover this is by tanning. The natural sun and solariums would be the best choice as spray-on tans and self-tanning solutions fade and run. Everybody's face will turn red when experiencing exhasution, so it's only natural. So i suggest tanning, this will blend the redness in more and not make it look so noticable and embarassing. Hope this helps.
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