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Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that often manifests as redness, a feeling of warmth, visible blood vessels and sensitivity. Here's a guide to common rosacea symptoms, causes and how you can reduce redness, calm reactive skin and support the skin barrier with a gentle skincare routine.
Routine that soothes red and irritated skin and strengthens the skin barrier.
1.467,95 NOKRosacea is often triggered by factors such as sun, heat, stress and perfumed skin care products and manifests as recurring redness, a feeling of heat and sometimes a rash or visible blood vessels. The skin may feel sensitive, warm or tingly. The cause is inflammation in the skin, which leads to increased reactivity. Skincare that strengthens the barrier, moisturizes and reduces sensitivity can reduce redness and improve the appearance of the skin over time.
Rosacea-prone skin benefits from gentle skincare, free of perfume and unnecessary additives. A suitable skincare routine for rosacea-prone skin should include a cleanser that gently cleanses and moisturizes, a soothing and moisturizing cream that is not too oily/rich, and a concentrate that helps reduce redness and strengthens the skin barrier.
Rich, mild and moisturizing cleansing cream that, with the help of kaolin clay and skin's own oils, gently but effectively removes dirt and makeup without drying out the skin. For all skin types. 50ml
Moisturizer with ceramides, ectoine and soothing salt complex that soothes, moisturizes and reduces redness. For sensitive, red and irritated skin. 50ml
Concentrate with 10% azelaic acid, which helps balance bacteria that can cause acne and soothe red and irritated skin. 30ml
The key is to keep the routine simple, gentle and consistent. Cleanse the skin in the evening with a mild facial cleanser and use lukewarm, not hot, water, as heat can trigger redness. Follow with a soothing concentrate, such as Azelaic Concentrate, which helps to even out skin tone and reduce visible redness, and finish with a moisturizing face cream that helps strengthen the skin barrier.
When the UV index is above 2, sun protection is an important last step in your morning routine, as UV radiation is a common trigger. Skincare can help soothe rosacea-prone skin and support the skin barrier, but it does not treat rosacea. For more severe symptoms, we recommend consulting a doctor or dermatologist.
Our products are made in small batches, are free from perfume and preservatives, and formulated with a few carefully selected ingredients without unnecessary additives. Some products are refrigerated to preserve the effectiveness of sensitive ingredients. For those with rosacea-prone skin, this means a gentle skincare routine with ingredients that support the skin's microbiome and skin barrier.
Rosacea-prone skin benefits most from a simple and gentle skincare routine. A mild facial cleanser, a soothing concentrate like Azelaic Concentrate, and a moisturizing face cream like Derma Emulsion are a good foundation. Choose products that are fragrance-free and formulated without unnecessary additives, and that help reduce visible redness and strengthen the skin barrier. Be careful with active ingredients and preferably introduce new products one at a time if your skin reacts easily.
When it comes to skincare for rosacea-prone skin, the focus is on soothing the skin and helping to strengthen the skin barrier over time. A gentle routine without fragrance and unnecessary additives, sun protection when the UV index is above 2, and avoiding known triggers like heat, strong sun, and hot water can together help reduce visible redness. Azelaic acid is an ingredient often used to help even out skin tone and reduce visible redness.
Yes. Correct, gentle skincare can help soothe the skin, reduce visible redness and support the skin barrier. However, skincare cannot cure rosacea. For more severe or prolonged problems, we recommend that you consult a doctor or dermatologist.
Yes. UV radiation is a common trigger for rosacea-prone skin. Use sunscreen when the UV index is above 2 and choose a mild sunscreen suitable for sensitive skin. To achieve the stated sun protection factor, you need to apply a sufficient amount and reapply regularly.
