Does the summer season come with unusual redness on your nose, chin, cheeks, and forehead? Of course, besides not a very pleasant appearance, it brings discomfort too. While a short-time redness can be due to sudden sun exposure, you may have rosacea-prone skin if it does not go away. Rosacea, a chronic skin condition characterized by redness, flushing, and sometimes pimples and visible blood vessels, can be a frustrating challenge for those who suffer from it. There may not be any sure-shot cure for this skin problem, but managing its symptoms is possible. An essential part of this management lies in the right skin care regimen that provides relief in case you have rosacea-prone skin by reducing redness and promoting a healthier skin barrier.

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What Causes Rosacea?

Amongst many reasons that cause the skin to appear red and flushed, Sun exposure and very hot (or even extremely cold) weather can cause this problem. Stress, eating very spicy foods, and a side effect of some skin creams, cosmetics, or a hair product can also trigger rosacea. Many cosmetics and skin products can help to soothe the discomforts caused by this skin ailment.

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While rosacea is often associated with skin dryness and sensitivity, it is essential to keep the skin hydrated without exacerbating oiliness. Incorporating specific ingredients known for their soothing and anti-inflammatory properties can help alleviate redness and discomfort associated with rosacea.

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Certain ingredients are great for calming sensitive skin affected by rosacea. Products that regulate sebum production can be beneficial for those with rosacea-prone skin, as excess oil on the skin is one of the reasons that exacerbates symptoms of this skin condition. Foray into this infographic to know 5 simple ingredients that can be found in your home.

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Rosacea

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