Redness and rosaceaCalm, comfortable skin
Simple steps and the products Dr. Guo suggests for flushing, redness and rosacea.
Dr. Guo recommends
The products Dr. Guo suggests for this routine, step by step.
Sold and shipped by DermShop. Dr. Guo is the Managing Director and a shareholder of DermShop.
1. Cleanse
Morning and night
A soothing, fragrance-free cleanser and lukewarm water. Pat the skin dry.
For all skin types
ZO Skin Health
ZO Skin Gentle Cleanser
$64.00
A gentle cleanser for sensitive, flushing skin.
200 mL / 6.7 Fl. Oz. · 60 mL / 2 Fl. Oz.
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For rosacea-prone skin
SkinCeuticals®
SkinCeuticals Soothing Cleanser
$65.00
A soothing cleanser for sensitive skin and rosacea.
2. Treat
Night
A calming serum or azelaic acid, introduced slowly. Skip anything that stings.
For rosacea
ZO Skin Health
ZO Skin ROZATROL® Redness Treatment
$128.00
A serum made for redness and rosacea.
For calming hydration
SkinCeuticals®
SkinCeuticals Phyto Corrective Hydrating Gel
$115.00
A calming hydrating gel for visible redness.
3. Moisturize
Morning and night
A barrier-repair moisturizer to calm redness and dryness.
Start here
hmbl
hmbl Rich Cream Moisturizer
$40.00
A ceramide cream that supports a sensitive skin barrier.
Step up
Vivier Pharma
Vivier LEXXEL® Gentle Moisturizer
$130.00
A gentle moisturizer for reactive, red-prone skin.
4. Protect
Morning
A mineral sunscreen SPF 30 or higher. Heat and sun are common triggers.
For the face
SkinCeuticals®
SkinCeuticals Clear Daily Soothing UV Defense SPF 50
$65.00
A soothing mineral SPF 50 for sensitive skin.
For face and body
TiZO
TiZO Ultra Zinc Body & Face SPF 40
$66.00
A zinc mineral SPF 40 for face and body.
100 mL / 3.5 Fl. Oz. / Non-tinted · 100 mL / 3.5 Fl. Oz. / Tinted
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What helps
Rosacea brings flushing, lasting redness and sometimes small bumps on the central face. Heat, sun, alcohol, spicy food and harsh products are common triggers.
Keep the routine short and fragrance-free. A gentle cleanser, a calming moisturizer and a mineral sunscreen help more than many active products, and new products are best added one at a time.
See a dermatologist if the redness stays, bumps appear or the eyes feel gritty. Prescription treatment and vascular laser can settle what skincare alone cannot.