Rosacea

To calm flare-ups, prevent their recurrence and improve the appearance of their skin, our dermatologist recommends:

• Using gentle products for sensitive skin
• Applying daily sunscreen
• Avoid triggers (sun, heat, certain foods, alcohol, stress).

Follow-up with a dermatologist is crucial to tailor treatment based on the severity of rosacea and individual symptoms.

Our dermatologist recommends theSunscreen SPF50+which contains soothing and anti-inflammatory active ingredients such as bisabolol and tamanu oil. Its tinted fluid texture helps reduce redness.

When suffering from rosacea, it is crucial to choose the right cosmetic products and avoid certain ingredients that can aggravate symptoms, such as redness, inflammation, and irritation.

Here is a list of ingredients to avoid for people with rosacea:

• Alcohol (denatured alcohol, ethyl alcohol)
• Perfumes and fragrances
• Sulfates
• Retinoids
• Strong exfoliating acids
• Menthol, eucalyptus and camphor
• Essential oils
• Concentrated ascorbic acids (vitamin C)
• Witch hazel
• AHA/BHA in high concentration
• Harsh preservatives (parabens, formaldehyde, phenoxyethanol)

Alternatives to favor:

• Gentle sulfate-free cleansers
• Soothing moisturizers containing aloe vera, zinc, colloidal oatmeal, or hyaluronic acid
• Mineral sunscreens with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, suitable for sensitive skin.

To avoid worsening rosacea, it is recommended to always do a patch test with new products and consult a dermatologist for personalized advice.

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You will also find all of our dermatologist's advice on couperose and rosacea in this article:Rosacea: How to treat it?