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Is red facial skin due to cold weather normal?
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Yes, for some.: Reddening of facial skin during cold weather is a normal response for many people, usually those with fair, sensitive skin. Those with thicker and ruddier skin, and those who are more accustomed to cold weather, not so much.
Answered 11/19/2012
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