Gentle-looking correction for visible facial redness and fine vessels. Keep the finish light or add coverage to the areas you choose.
What it is
Couperose is a term commonly used for visible fine blood vessels and redness on the face, often around the nose and cheeks. Visible small vessels are also called telangiectasia. They can occur alongside rosacea, but the terms are not interchangeable. If redness is persistent, changing or uncomfortable, seek advice from a healthcare professional.
Coverage considerations
Fine visible vessels
Small areas may benefit from targeted coverage rather than an extra layer across the entire face.
An uneven-looking tone
Redness around the nose or cheeks can contrast with the surrounding complexion. Blend carefully to keep the transition soft.
Comfort during application
Use gentle pressure and clean tools. Avoid repeatedly working the same area if it starts to feel irritated.
Targeted correction, a natural finish
Use Aspilon CC Cream to soften the appearance of redness with light-to-medium coverage. Where vessels remain visible and you want more coverage, add Foundation in thin layers. The formulas support hydration and the skin barrier; they do not remove visible blood vessels.
How to apply
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Prepare your complexion
Apply your usual gentle skincare, then allow it to settle.
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Blend your base
Smooth CC Cream across areas of visible redness with fingertips or a soft brush, blending into the surrounding tone.
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Refine small areas
Dab Foundation where you want extra coverage, especially around the nose and cheeks. Gently soften the edges with a damp sponge.
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