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Angelks2323

834d

Are there any OTC treatments or just products in general I can buy without a prescription for rosacea?

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    • Iluvkk

      639d

      I use a over the counter called Prosacea, works well. 💯

    • Iluvkk

      639d

      I use a over the counter called Prosacea, works well. 💯

    • Ryryry

      776d

      My current skincare mainly consists of CeraVe and The Ordinary! I use the Gentle cleanser, the ordinary’s squalene doesn’t give me a reaction. For serums I recommend the Hydroronic acid and Rosehip oil (at night) it usually helps my flare ups Highly recommend Azelaic Acid cream they have, every derm I’ve heard recommends it for rosacea. I think it helps too. The thing I cut out was benzyl peroxide and salicylic acid and generally any alcohols I heard green teas and rosehip, as well as caffeine are very good for rosacea because they’re natural antiflamatory— Will be testing a new clay mask soon that’ll have green tea

    • Naj

      809d

      Laniege Sleeping Cica Sleeping Mask works very well!

    • Lilredridingh00d

      824d

      The biggest thing I’ve found to help is to get recommendations from my Derm for skincare. Less ingredients and products is more when it comes to Rosacea. Good daily sunscreen is also key as well

    • Lilredridingh00d

      824d

      Also I’ve found the cerave foaming cleanser to be irritating for my Rosacea but everyone is different. I use the gentle hydrating one or The Ordinary’s Squalane cleanser

    • Lilredridingh00d

      824d

      Rosacea usually makes your skin very sensitive. If I were you I would not use any toners or witch hazel or acids-they usually inflame rosacea. I stick to gentle, hypoallergenic products with minimal ingredients like Cerave to cleanse and moisturize. To treat Rosacea you need to see a dermatologist, nothing over the counter will actually treat it

    • queso

      830d

      My skin is so sensitive that I have to get prescriptions, I tried to use stuff from counter and it made it worst but is bc my skin is extra sensitive.. but my first "go-to" is restrictions on my diet. No alcohol, no spicy food 😥 and my skin gets better, then I just try to find a balance before it breaks out again 😥 I hope you find something to make you feel better 🙌

    • Angelks2323

      834d

      I’m currently using CeraVe foaming facial cleanser, Kiehl’s milk peel toner, Versed all in one hydrating milk, Vichy mineral 89 hydrating serum, Laneige water back moisture cream, and Farmacy Honey Grail face oil

    • Angelks2323

      834d

      My skin just has a really red and flushed look around my cheeks especially. My skin is also very textured, combination, and on bad days it gets more dry and flaky. I’ve noticed that hydrating products help the most so far, but even then some hydrating products make my skin sting

    • Lilredridingh00d

      834d

      What symptom are you looking to treat?

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