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Since I became a Certified Beauty Consultant, I had, in my practice, at least 10 women with Rosacea. It is a condition that hurts. And it isn’t comfortable. Few people want to go about their day looking red as a tomato. Add that itching and the prickling heat, and rosacea sucks. Period.
What is rosacea?
Officially it’s a chronic redness and inflammation of the skin. Harmless? Yes and no.
Rosacea inflames the skin and causes itchy, burning sensations. From a medical standpoint, it won’t kill you. But rosacea can make you age faster. With the ongoing inflammation comes to wear and tear on your blood vessels. Eventually, they don’t dilate and contract as well, and the walls between adjoining blood vessels break down. This causes spider veins, blood pools, and contributes to aging skin.
And that’s just what it does to your body. Rosacea can do a number to your self-confidence. According to the National Rosacea Society, 74% of rosacea sufferers have canceled social events because of an outbreak.
Compounding the issue is the nature of rosacea and how it hits. Anything can trigger an outbreak, be it stress, diet, the weather. Even the wind! What’s more, 82% of rosacea sufferers are sensitive to many skincare products. And without an official “cure” for rosacea, many people go through life looking red, feeling uncomfortable and ashamed.
However, there’s no need to go through rosacea. There is no cure, but there is a relief. Because you can minimize the symptoms of rosacea, and better yet, prevent an outbreak from occurring in the first place, with Rosacea Relief Serum.
All about Rosacea Relief Serum
Scientifically formulated with the most recent in skin-care research, Rosacea Relief Serum is designed to:
- soothe and calm inflamed skin
- fade redness and discoloration
- improve blood circulation and reduce spider veins
- restore normal sensitivity to the skin
- reduce prickling/burning sensations
- moisturize without causing flare-ups
Rosacea Relief Serum brings hope to rosacea sufferers and those with hypersensitive skin. If you suffer from rosacea, you know that it hits in cycles. You could be fine one month and stricken the next.
Rosacea Relief Serum was formulated to fight rosacea on every stage and prevent outbreaks from occurring in the first place.
Want some good news? Rosacea Relief Serum employs the very latest in skin-care technology, and it’s very, very effective. Renovage®, for example, is a break-through in rosacea prevention that interacts with cells at the DNA level. By protecting DNA from unraveling, Renovage® allows cells to divide without DNA damage, thereby extending cells’ lives by one-third.
Renovage® posts some encouraging numbers. In a clinical study of 25 women, age 45 and up, volunteers applied Renovage® twice daily for six months. Researchers evaluated the women’s’ skin at one, three, and six months into the study. The study highlighted some interesting anti-aging results, including a decrease in redness in over 90% of the volunteers by an average of 30% or more.
Some further numbers to ponder. The other ingredients in Rosacea Relief Serum are clinically proven to produce a 70% improvement in rosacea symptoms in four weeks, increase skin moisturization by 100% in 14 days and fight free radicals and protect against the breakdown of the cellular matrix.
What this means is simple. Rosacea Relief Serum is a relief. To sufferers of redness, inflammation, prickling heat, and symptoms of rosacea. There is no cure for rosacea, but there is a relief. And with continued use of Rosacea Relief Serum, there’s prevention.
FAQs About Rosacea Relief Serum
What is rosacea?
Rosacea is a facial redness characterized by sensations of prickling heat. Most often, it affects the central face, including the cheeks, nose, and forehead. On some occasions, however, rosacea spreads to the neck, chest, and scalp.
What causes rosacea?
People who suffer from rosacea tend to have decreased skin barriers and are vulnerable to weather changes, particularly wind and heat. Other common triggers include stress, hot or spicy foods, high histamines, and some skin-care products.
Rosacea is a highly individual disorder, with triggers unique to each patient. The mechanism that triggers rosacea remains unknown; however, there is speculation that rosacea is a blood vessel disorder. Another theory is that rosacea is related to the connective tissues under the skin.
While its causes remain unknown, it’s a common disorder. Estimates suggest that rosacea affects up to 14 million Americans.
Is rosacea dangerous?
Physically, rosacea is not dangerous. To your ego, that’s another story. According to the National Rosacea Society, 41% of rosacea patients had missed a social event because of the condition’s embarrassment. 76 % of rosacea patients said that it affected their self-esteem, and 88% said it hurt their professional interactions.
Who is vulnerable to rosacea?
Rosacea affects both genders and many ethnic groups, but you’re more vulnerable to rosacea if you’re fair-skinned and blush easily. Rosacea is more common among women, but men typically suffer more severe symptoms, possibly because they delay treatment until their symptoms worsen.
How can I treat rosacea?
At present, there is no cure for rosacea.
Having said that, you can bring symptoms under control with prescription medications, typically with antibiotics. Such treatments are reasonably effective, though prolonged use of antibiotics may come with side effects, require a doctor prescription, and add up in costs.
As an alternative, Rosacea Relief Serum is an effective and affordable treatment for this debilitating condition. A hybrid of natural ingredients and patented peptides, Rosacea Relief Serum, provides comparable results to topical antibiotics and may avoid the side effects that come with such treatments.
How is Rosacea Relief Serum different than other treatments?
Rosacea Relief Serum combines the healing effects of proven natural skincare ingredients, including green tea leaf extract, beta-glucan, and ginkgo Biloba with peptides, including Renovage®, Mediacalm®, and Actiflow®. The former of that trio is clinically proven to reduce symptoms of rosacea in 90% of patients.
Unlike antibiotics, Rosacea Relief Serum does not require a doctor’s prescription.
Is Rosacea Relief Serum safe?
Rosacea Relief Serum contains no antibiotics. When you purchase a new skin product, it’s always a good idea to apply a small test application on your jawline. If you’re concerned about a rash or breakout, print out the ingredient list and show it to your doctor.
Rest assured, however, that Rosacea Relief Serum was specifically formulated for rosacea patients, who usually have sensitive skin. More than likely, you’ll enjoy control of your symptoms without any problems.
How long should I use Rosacea Relief Serum for the best results?
Most clients report a dramatic improvement in rosacea symptoms within 30 days of use, but expect the best results after 90 days, with ongoing use to keep your symptoms under control.
Is it guaranteed?
Of course! If you suffer from rosacea, you’ve most likely tried every trick in the book to keep it under control. You’ve got every right to be hesitant. That’s why Rosacea Relief Serum comes with a no-risk 90-day money-back guarantee. You’ll nary find a skincare product with that kind of assurance.
I have heard that aloe vera is good for regulating facial rosacea. The gel from the inner leaf of the aloe vera plant has a soothing and hydrating effect on the skin of the face.
Many moisturizers contain aloe vera, but you can also use a live aloe leaf and apply this internal gel directly on the skin. Some people are sensitive or allergic to aloe vera, so test first and see if there are any reactions before applying the gel to larger areas.
Thank you, mitic08, for your comment. Certainly, Aloe vera is known for its incredible properties, especially anti-inflammatory due to the presence of B-sitosterol. Its effectiveness in treating skin diseases has been recognized for many years. I agree that Aloe vera may be an option to mitigate the crisis.
Although I personally do not have this issue with my skin, I definitely have a good friend of mine that does. I cannot bare to see how bad it gets and she’s a great friend of mine and i would love to get them some help. This would be great for her, I’m sure… I kinda wanna sent this article to her but I don’t want her to feel self conscious about the issue
Hello, Misael, thank you very much for reading my article. I can see that you appreciate your friend very much, and that is why you fear her reaction to sharing the article. In my opinion, several questions could guide your decision. The first comes from my curiosity; Has your friend ever told you that she suffers from rosacea? If she has, she will likely thank you for letting her know that there is, if not a solution, at least one relief that could ostensibly improve her quality of life. On the other hand, if she has never told you about it, it is better that you consider talking with your friend in an environment of trust and always respecting her privacy around this topic. Perhaps this is a great opportunity to help your friend, and you’d be missing it if you don´t try.