Best For: Facial Redness
The Cause
Millions of men and women suffer from inflammatory overreactions leading to facial skin redness. This impacts greatly on ones personal appearance and personal self esteem.
This redness can be hereditary or caused and exacerbated by environmental conditions, skin care products, foods, allergies etc. It is very important to understand that people have different reactions to the same ingredient or product or external elements. What’s perfectly acceptable to some can create problems with others.
The Symptoms
- Dilation of capillaries making them more obvious
- Inflammation and erythema
- Couperose and a red flaky appears
- Post inflammatory pigmentations
- A reduction in skin firmness and elasticity
- Skin that is more vulnerable to sun damage
- Skin that blushes easily and becomes extremely sensitive.
- Redness, permanent or temporary, linked to rosacea and telangiectasia.
The Treatment
Diagnosis is difficult because any of the above problems can appear, disappear and then reappear. But it very rarely reverses itself and almost always becomes worse without effective treatment … SO START TREATING ASAP …… SAY NO TO … Witch Hazel, Fragrance, Menthol, Peppermint, AHA’S exfoliants, claybased masks, hot liquid and temperatures, spicy foods, alcohol, sun exposure, stress, saunas, smoking, massage and anything that stimulates skin and circulation.
SAY YES TO AN EFFECTIVE SERUM … Fleur De Mer’s Rosacea & Sensitive Skin Serum is providing a very effective and very fast reduction in facial redness. Some users report results in just 3 or 4 days.
PROUDLY AUSTRALIAN MADE & OWNED. SPECIALLY FORMULATED FOR AUSTRALIAN CONDITIONS.
Size: 30ml
Rosacea & Sensitive Skin Serum
After you have applied your lotion apply 1 to 2 pumps of Serum onto your face, neck & décolletage and massage it in. Apply your Eye Cream after your Serums and follow it with your Moisturiser.
Our Tips: A serum is best paired with your lotion as your lotion helps to pave the path for your serum to follow and helps it to penetrate deeper.
Apply your serum while your skin is still damp from the lotion.
If you layer serums make sure you are applying them in an order where they all work. Putting them in an incorrect order will mean that the serums may not work.
Water Soluble Serums will go on first (Vitamin C Serum will always go on first then follow it with your other Water Soluble Serums these are generally clear) and the Lipid (fat) Soluble Serums go on next (these are generally creamy) and then Oil Soluble Serums go on last. Follow this by your Eye Cream and then your Treatment Cream goes on over the top.