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Rosacea
& Sensitive Skins
We recommend treating this skin type gently. Dr. Pugliese
recommends the Vitamin Veil Cleanser for
Rosacea skins. It will feel very strange at first because it is a
soothing soybean oil base. It does not clog the skin but actually does
soothe it. I have clients use this product exclusively for one to three
days and they find their skin noticeably calmer. It rinses off well with
water and a washcloth but you may notice a fine “veil” of vitamins left
on the skin. This is fine and does not require a toner to strip remove
it. Dr. Pugliese recommends not over-stripping the skin as this can lead
to more irritation. My clinical use confirms this technique works.
In place of a toner we recommend Soothing Mist as it will instantly soothe redness, tingling or
other signs of irritation. It can be reapplied during the day to calm
and soothe the skin. Try keeping it in the refrigerator as a great
cool-down for those tough moments. Another great helper for irritation
or stinging skin is Instant Calm. This green
tea complex relieves tingling, stinging or other discomfort on contact.
Redness is reduced within minutes. Not only is it great for Rosacea but
also on sunburns, insect bites or other skin irritations.
If your skin feels dehydrated apply a
light coating of Moisture Boost Hydrogel
on top
of the Instant Calm. This light gel adds no oil but rather it infuses
the skin with needed moisture. It only takes a drop or two to do the
job.
Rosacea RX has been shown to
consistently reduce redness, irritation and skin discomfort within 10-14
days. The active ingredients are rosemary and evening primrose oil. It is
light, hydrating and soothing. Let this soak in then apply your SPF 30 on
top.
Your SPF product is perfect for daytime but if you need
more moisture try the Hydrating Moisture Cream
over your other products day or night. It is very light but restores
moisture to delicate dehydrated skin.
To Prevent a Flare up
- Cleanse skin using gentle products like Vitamin Veil
Cleanser and work to normalize body temperature.
- Apply Instant Calm and or Moisture Boost
Hydrogel as needed.
- Apply Rosacea RX day and night
- Circadia Light SPF 30 (day) or Hydrating Moisturizer
Cream (night)
Cleanser
 | ENW Panthenol Cleanser - a lightweight
foaming gel with healing pro-vitamin be Panthenol as a key agent. Not
stripping. |
 | ENW Pure and Simple Cleansing lotion - a
non-foaming lotion cleanser for normal to dry skins. Gentle and
non-stripping. |
 | Circadia Vitamin Veil Cleanser - a soybean
based cleanser that rinses off leaving a light veil of vitamins on the
skin. It is the perfect cleanser for sensitive skins. If your skin is
really irritated you can leave a thin film of this product on to soothe
it. |
Toner
 | Soothing Mist - Use in place of a toner.
It will instantly soothe redness, tingling and other signs of
irritation. Can be spritzed on over makeup during the day. |
Specialty Serum
 | Instant Calm - This green tea complex
relieves tingling, stinging or other discomfort on contact. Redness is
reduced within minutes. Not only is it great for sensitive skins but
also Rosacea, sunburns, insect bites or other skin irritations. This is
a favorite product in our clinic. |
Hydrator
 | HydroGel - Just as its name implies this light
gel infuses the stratum corneum with moisture. Oil free, non-comedogenic,
non-irritating. May be used in conjunction with Instant Calm if you need
more moisture or alone if your skin is just feeling dehydrated. Follow
with moisturizing cream to seal moisture into the skin. |
Protection
 | SPF30 Day Cream by Circadia - This light weight cream offers UVA and
UVB protection along with soothing healing agents. Keep in mind that
while there is less UVB in the winter, UVA remains constant year around
- even when it is cloudy. We also get UVA (the aging rays) exposure from
fluorescent light bulbs. |
 | Hydrating Moisture Cream by Circadia - This light weight cream can
be used in conjunction with the SPF30 Day Cream for dry skins or drier
climates. It can also be used as a light weight night cream. |
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