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" I have a horrible cold that&amp;#039;s making my nose red and lips chapped. I look awful! What can I do to hide it? The first step in masking a flu face is to slough off any dry flakes. To do this, gently rub your nose and lips with a washcloth soaked in warm water and a hydrating facial cleanser, suggests New York City makeup artist Sergio Corbacho. Try Oil of Olay Hydrate and Cleanse Night Nourishing Cleanser, $7. Next, spot-apply a heavy-duty moisturizer to dry, sore areas around your nose and on the corners of your mouth. Try Curel Skin Healing Stick, $8.99.  To mask any ruddy, blotchy patches, dab a yellow-tone concealer (it neutralizes red marks) over the areas in question. Finish with a dusting of yellow-based pressed powder over trouble spots. Try Benefit Lemon-Aid, $18. Also, heal your chapped lips by keeping them continually hydrated with a balm or ultramoisturizing lipstick. Try Awake Lip Repair, $18, or Cover Girl Outlast Smoothwear All Day Lipcolor in Creme Caramel, $8.79. Now you&amp;#039;re ready to apply your makeup as usual. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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