Irritated skin
When skin is irritated, it may become red, warm, tight or uncomfortable. Gentle care can help reduce additional irritation.
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Find practical care for rosacea, including dryness, texture and visible signs of aging.
Rosacea can appear after irritation, heat, sun exposure, product reactions or other triggers. Explore gentle relief options or find professional care when rosacea is persistent, worsening or needs more attention.
UNDERSTANDING ROSACEA
What can help with rosacea-prone skin?
Rosacea can have many possible triggers. Irritation, heat, sun exposure, changes in the skin barrier and certain products can all contribute. The pattern, duration and other symptoms can help determine what kind of care may be appropriate.
Common rosacea triggers
Heat, sun exposure, harsh cleansers, exfoliating products, friction and some cosmetics can make rosacea more noticeable for some people.
Rosacea can vary
Rosacea may affect one area or several areas. It can be temporary after heat or irritation, or it can persist and occur with burning, itching, bumps or other visible changes.
ROSACEA RELIEF
What can help rosacea?
Keep your routine gentle while you identify possible triggers. Consider lukewarm water, a mild cleanser, regular moisturizing and daily sun protection. Introduce new products one at a time.
Choosing products for rosacea
Fragrance-free cleansers and moisturizers may be useful starting points when irritation or dryness accompanies breakouts. Avoid adding several new products at once so you can identify potential triggers.
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Rosacea questions
Why does rosacea become drier?
Some products may be too drying or irritating for rosacea, especially when the skin barrier is already stressed. Fragrance, strong cleansers and active ingredients can be triggers for some people.
Why does rosacea flare up?
Changes in the skin barrier, weather, cleansing habits and sun exposure can contribute to breakouts. Persistent or worsening rosacea may need professional evaluation.
When should I see a professional about rosacea?
Consider professional care if rosacea is persistent, worsening, painful, painful, associated with swelling, sores or other concerning symptoms, or does not improve after avoiding likely irritants.
WHEN TO CONSIDER PROFESSIONAL CARE
Persistent or worsening rosacea may need a closer look.
Consider professional care if rosacea is persistent, worsening, painful, widespread, painful, associated with significant swelling or other concerning symptoms, or continues despite gentle skin care. Seek prompt medical attention for serious symptoms such as trouble breathing or swelling of the lips or face.
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