@Maristelaaa if you have a store near you ask a beauty advisor to make a sample for you to test out.

@Emy10 , #OMG #IHopeYouFindSomethingThatHelps

@mcgee09876 , I Think You Need To Speak With , Or Know, A Spiritual Herbalist Or Reiki Worker With Access To Ancestral Remedies That Are Only Available To Specific Member(s) Of The Family Or Tribe Or Sect Or Closed Community. Good Luck!

@diosmom , #JustAskANurseAboutIt 😉

@ClariP04 , #GoogleIt 🖥⌨️🖱

Thank you @danielledanielle for the tag! Hello @Kates617 and welcome aboard! A few questions for you: Has a dermatologist or other doctor ever prescribed or recommended anything for your rosacea? I’m asking because it’s best to work with a doc who’s already familiar with your case. If you haven’t seen a doc in a while, you really should book an appointment. Whenever I see my derm, I bring a list of questions about various skin-related things and sometimes add new questions during the appt. I’ve got a medical pro’s undivided attention so I might as well pick their brain and get my money’s worth, right? Think of your doc appt as a learning opportunity.What’s your current skincare routine (brands + product names, from cleanser to sunscreen*)? I don’t wanna recommend specific products/ingredients without knowing what you’re already putting on your face. And even if I do suggest things, you should run ‘em by your derm (or other doc).Do you know your rosacea triggers? This’ll help you avoid flares. Eh, I’ll mention one ingredient for now: azelaic acid. Many derms like it for rosacea because it’s an anti-inflammatory (redness reducing) antioxidant that can target bacteria. Here in the US, it’s available over-the-counter up to 10% strength. A doc can prescribe 15+% strength. For me, the only side effect was tingly/itchy skin for 10-20 minutes after application. That side effect went away once my skin got used to azelaic acid. *Do you already use a broad spectrum sunscreen that’s at least SPF 30? UV rays can worsen rosacea (and other skin conditions), so sunscreen’s important. Don’t rely solely on SPF foundation/skin tint/concealer: you probably won’t apply enough of that to get adequate UV protection. Always use a standalone sunscreen beneath SPF makeup. And take other sun protection measures too: sunglasses, hat, UPF-rated clothing, seek shade, etc.

@princesshappy @Sephora employee here iNNBEAUTY PROJECT Elastic Skin Firming & Plumping Vegan Growth Factor Serum with Copper Peptides ALPYN Firming, Plumping & Brightening Moisturizer with Bakuchiol & Ceramides 1.7 oz / 50 ml SEPHORA COLLECTION Lift & Firm - Plumping Day Cream with Peptides + Hyaluronic Acid 1.69 oz / 50 ml

First you are so young so please read ingredients to make sure they are not harsh. But a natural ingredient that resembles retinol is bakuchiol - look for products with that - make sure you wear sunscreen

@MaryJAK , They Pretty Much Have The Same Things Available @ CVS And @ Walgreens 😉 So #NotReally hahahaha