Redness & Rosacea

Redness can come from sensitivity, a weakened skin barrier or rosacea. Gentle, soothing skincare helps calm the look of redness: keep your routine simple, wear SPF every day and patch test new products. Rosacea is a skin condition, so if you think you have it, or your redness doesn't settle, see your GP or a dermatologist.

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How to choose skincare for redness

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Skin Concern FAQs

Which skincare is best for redness-prone skin?

Gentle, soothing formulas made for sensitive skin, such as Bioderma Sensibio AR or the Paula's Choice Calm range, with a mild cleanser and a daily SPF. Introduce one new product at a time.

Which SPF should I choose for redness-prone skin?

Many people with redness find mineral sunscreens more comfortable, such as the Paula's Choice Calm Barrier Protect Mineral Sunscreen SPF 30. Bioderma Photoderm Ultra-Fluid AR+ SPF 50+ is made for skin prone to redness.

When should I see a GP or dermatologist about redness or rosacea?

If your redness is persistent, keeps flaring, comes with bumps, burning or stinging, or affects your eyes. Skincare can help calm the look of redness, but rosacea is best diagnosed and managed with a doctor.