Products to help rosacea?

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Leah T.

Nov 30, 2016

Leah T.

Hi! I have one big red blob on both of my cheeks from rosacea. I was wondering if anyone has any good makeup products to cover it up? I've tried a lot (all concealer, it bye bye redness cream, and a few others). Also any good skin care recommendations to help reduce redness? I use biore face wash and sometimes bioderma! Thanks!

Diana T.

Nov 30, 2016

Diana T.

I like the Clinique redness solutions line - I have psoriasis and I've got it down for the most part just with jojoba oil has helped a lot with the dryness - but when it flares up it gets red and I use their redness solutions primer under my makeup and it works really well to cancel the red - but they have a whole skin care line for treating redness including face wash, moisturizer, etc - another good skin care line is Paula's choice and they have some good products for redness as well - you can event go on their website and look up products by skin concern and select rosacea and they will show you all the products they have to help with that specific concern it's great! Anyways hope that helps!

Vita S.

Dec 1, 2016

Vita S.

You can give La Roche Posay the Rosalic line a try it's a good skin care company recommended by dermatologists and it's good for sensitive skin.

Leah T.

Dec 2, 2016

Leah T.

Thank you both!

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