4 Tips to Help Calm Rosacea

4 Tips to Help Calm Rosacea

Persistent facial flushing, visible blood vessels and spots can have several causes. Ask a GP or dermatologist to assess your symptoms.

Quite what causes it isn't fully understood. And, while I can't promise to help you completely beat it, here are some tips to help:

  1. Cleanse your face very gently twice a day. You may understandably avoid cleansing as your skin is irritated. So choose a mild non-soap cleanser, gently cleanse, rinse and gently pat dry.

  2. Moisturise every day. Whether rosacea makes your skin dry or oily, it’s important to moisturise. Moisturising helps hydrate your skin by trapping water in your skin. This can reduce irritation and make your skin feel more comfortable.

  3. Keep a diary of triggers! There are a variety of triggers that may make rosacea worse. These include alcohol, exercise, high and low temperatures, hot drinks, spicy foods and stress. 

  4. Choose rosacea friendly skin are and cosmetics and be kind to your skin. So avoid rubbing or scrubbing your face, avoid washcloths, facial sponges, or exfoliating.

Choose products your skin tolerates. HIGHBORN cosmetics are not treatments for rosacea, and fragrance may irritate some skin.

Hope these tips help and remember that no matter what you are amazing!

How you look is only a tiny part of who you really are and what you have to offer the world. So be kind to yourself, love yourself and have an amazing day!

Tracey x 

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7 comments

I have rosacea & have seen an improvement with your products,the eye gel I do not seem to be getting on with as it seems rather a lot comes out with the one pump maybe I am not applying it correctly.

Jeanette Cann

Thank you for your advice.

Elaine Huck

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