Recommendations for rosacea?

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Chelsea M.

Apr 28, 2014

Chelsea M.

Any skincare or makeup recommendations for super dry, super red, rosacea skin? Thanks!!

Brandy S.

Apr 28, 2014

Brandy S.

The body shop aloe day moisturizer is super calming and hydrating :) as for makeup, smashbox makes a good hydrating primer, and lancome teint miracle is a great moisturizing foundation with good coverage.

M G.

Apr 28, 2014

M G.

I dnt know srry
I'd ask Traci L.

Pauline G.

Apr 28, 2014

Pauline G.

I need to follow this :-)

Jamie D.

Apr 28, 2014

Jamie D.

Go see a dermatologist if you can! Other than that, foundation primers with a green tint can help combat redness (:

Anupa M.

Apr 28, 2014

Anupa M.

I have rosacea and have tried a lot of otc things (my skin is too sensitive for the stuff my dermatologist put me on) and to be honest my skin has been rosacea free (for the most part) for about a year because of the Aveeno Baby Eczema Line. It's steroid free and made from oats which is a great skin moisturizer. I use the lotion/moisturizer everyday everywhere including my face and it doesn't break me out. In fact it helps keep me from getting acne because of how natural the ingredients are. I recently started using the body wash and those dry patches that I thought would never go away have disappeared. They even have bath powders that you can fill in a tub and soak in. I swear by this stuff and have gotten my dad into it too :) I really hope it helps you too!! Good luck :)

S V.

Apr 29, 2014

S V.

Oh my god, buy sea buck thorn oil and use it every night. It's AMAZING

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