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GLOSSARY : Skin prone to redness

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Erythrosis

Erythrosis takes the form of diffuse, persistent red patches on the face. It appears as the result of external stress, such as shaving or temperature fluctuations. It occurs mainly around the nose, chin, forehead and cheeks.

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