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Home›How To›3 Ways to Hide Ringworm on Your Face

3 Ways to Hide Ringworm on Your Face

By Matthew Lynch
February 13, 2024
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Introduction:

Ringworm, a common fungal infection, can appear unsightly and cause discomfort, especially when it appears on the face. Fortunately, there are ways to conceal and even soothe irritated skin. Here are three effective methods to hide ringworm while it’s healing.

1. Makeup Application

The most popular method of covering up a ringworm outbreak on your face is using makeup. Focusing on hypoallergenic products, such as concealers and foundations, will effectively minimize the appearance of redness and inflammation without irritating your skin further. To prevent further infection or worsening of the condition, it is imperative to sanitize your makeup tools before and after each use.

Step-by-step guide to makeup application:

a. Begin by cleansing and moisturizing your face with mild, non-irritating products.

b. Apply a green-tinted color corrector on the affected area, which helps counteract the redness.

c. Using a sanitized cosmetic sponge or brush, apply a full-coverage concealer that matches your skin tone to cover the color corrector.

d. Set the concealer with a translucent powder for extra staying power.

e. Finally, apply foundation over the rest of your face for an even complexion.

2. Accessorize Strategically

Depending on where the ringworm has appeared on your face, you can employ strategic accessories such as stylish hats or sunglasses to draw attention away from the infected area. Consider wearing a wide-brimmed hat or beanie if the outbreak is on your forehead or temple regions. If located near your cheeks or eyes, sunglasses can provide both discretion and protection from sunlight.

3. Hygiene and Healing

While focusing on covering up and disguising ringworm is important, ensuring that you practice proper hygiene is crucial in terms of both alleviating the symptoms and preventing further spread of infection.

a. Gently cleanse the affected area at least twice a day with a mild, antifungal cleanser and pat it dry with a clean, soft towel.

b. Apply an over-the-counter antifungal cream following the instructions provided by your doctor or pharmacist.

c. Refrain from touching the infected area, and always wash your hands before and after caring for your skin.

Conclusion:

While dealing with ringworm on your face can be frustrating, concealing it is achievable with makeup, accessories, and proper hygiene. Remember to consult with a medical professional for appropriate treatment, and strictly follow their advice to ensure a speedy recovery.

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