Redness, flushing, sensitive skin and prominent blood vessels: living with redness-prone skin can be hard. Aside from identifying any lifestyle triggers, the best way to reduce unwanted symptoms is with a consistent skincare routine consisting of expertly formulated products full of hard-working, proven ingredients.
Here we break down the best products for sensitive and rosacea-prone skin.
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Cleansing is a fundamental step in any skincare routine - but it’s especially important if you have sensitive and rosacea-prone skin. The key is finding a formula that is able to remove all traces of makeup, excess oil and daily grime, without stripping the skin or compromising the skin barrier. As a general rule, opt for non-foaming, gentle formulas that are free from fragrance and soap.
The right moisturiser can provide instant relief for sensitive and rosacea-prone skin, and help reduce visible symptoms over time. The key is to find one with targeted skincare ingredients that help to support the skin barrier, soothe redness and provide lightweight hydration. Look out for formulas with Hyaluronic Acid, Ceramides and Niacinamide for best results.
If you’re seriously committed to visibly reducing redness, a targeted serum is the best approach. You’ll want to stick to active ingredients that have been shown to help reduce redness, like Azelaic Acid and Niacinamide, and work your way up gradually to daily use.
While SPF is an essential step in every skincare routine, it is particularly crucial for sensitive and rosacea-prone skin as UV rays can damage the skin, causing flare ups, increased sensitivity and worsening redness.
