redness

Converse of object

• swell: Inspection Look at the ankle for swelling, redness, deformity, sinuses, scars.
• itch: Exposure to sunlight may cause a skin rash, itching, redness, or severe sunburn.
• reduce: Contains the soothing and healing properties of Tea Tree to reduce redness.
• cause: They can also get sore and inflamed, causing redness of the skin around them.
• associate: Scaling or redness sometimes associated with an itch following the repeated use of a cosmetic can be an irritant effect.
• represent: George Edward too is representing the redness of an external, physical tomato.

Converse of subject

• characterize: This form of Athlete's Foot is characterized by redness of the skin and pronounced scaling.
• accompany: This is described by women as a wave of heat passing over the body, sometimes accompanied by redness, sweating or tingling.

Adjective modifier

• facial: I suffered for years with worsening facial redness, not knowing what it was.
• slight: You may notice a slight redness or itching of the skin where the patch has been.
• persistent: At first, I did not see much of an improvement with the persistent facial redness.
• mild: Reactions can range from mild redness to severe painful blistering.
• permanent: The biggest improvement has been in my permanent redness which was mainly on my cheeks.
• intense: In some cases the blood vessels might not go through the initial shutdown phase but dilate excessively and cause this intense redness and burning.

Noun used with modifier

• skin: Vitamin E promotes healing and helps relieve skin redness.
• cause: This then causes a plug, which can lead to swelling and cause redness.

Preposition: in

• skin: It is soothing, cooling and can help to reduce heat and redness in the skin.

Preposition: of

• skin: Remember: sunburn or redness of the skin is a sign of damaged skin.
• eye: There is no pain, redness of the eye or dramatic change in vision.
• tomato: George Edward too is representing the redness of an external, physical tomato.