Rosacea

Caring for rosacea-prone skin

Rosacea skin tends to be sensitive and easily flushed, so a gentle routine helps: a mild, non-foaming cleanser, a soothing moisturiser to support the skin barrier, and daily broad-spectrum SPF, as sun is a very common trigger. Some products (like green-tinted formulas) also help neutralise the look of redness. Identifying and avoiding your personal triggers — which can include heat, alcohol, spicy food and stress — makes a real difference.

Frequently Asked Questions

What skincare is best for rosacea?

Gentle, fragrance-free cleansers and moisturisers designed for sensitive skin, plus a daily SPF. Avoid harsh scrubs and strong actives that can trigger flare-ups.

Does sunscreen help with rosacea?

Yes — sun exposure is a leading trigger, so a daily broad-spectrum SPF30–50 is one of the most helpful steps for rosacea-prone skin.

When should I see a doctor?

Rosacea is a medical skin condition. If redness, bumps or flare-ups are persistent or worsening, see your GP or pharmacist, as prescription treatments are available.