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Identifying and treating Rosacea. It is often misidentified, particularly the "oily" kind. Seeking feedback from those who have an understanding of this skin disorder- and managing your client's skin care effectively.
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Rosacea and PMS 1 Reply
I get to read and learn from clients their issues related to rosacea. Most research concentrates on genetics, diet, stress, extreme temperatures, bacterial/parasitic infection, etc etc etc. …Continue
Started by Monica Grajales. Last reply by Amy Sherman Feb 28, 2014.
exfoliation and rosacea 16 Replies
Hello...first I must say...I love this site and look forward to hearing everyone!!!I have been working in a spa for three years and have seen several stages of rosecea in that time...I always try to…Continue
Started by Joanne Charron. Last reply by Laura Cooksey Apr 27, 2013.
Has anyone had similar cases? 3 Replies
I recently spoke to a 27 yr. old female, who is experiencing constant erythema on forehead with dime size white spots – about six. She was told by a dermatologist that it is vascular and the white…Continue
Started by Trish DiLallo. Last reply by Corine Y Jan 22, 2013.
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Comment by Kellie Campbell on December 18, 2011 at 6:34am
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Thans Laura. I will email her
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Comment by Laura Cooksey on December 17, 2011 at 4:08pm
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@Kellie - We've got a pretty good one. Email Patti and she'll give it to you. I didn't include it on the DVD since it's not really considered acne.
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I am looking for a successful protocol and products for treating Rosacea. What is everyone doing that works?
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Comment by kathryn Barrel on September 6, 2011 at 6:38am
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I have many clients who have Rosacea, and look forward to connecting with others who treat this condition!
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Comment by Madeleine Bongiorno on July 14, 2011 at 12:06am
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Dr Ben Johnson is the doctor who created Osmosis Skin Care line. I have been amazed at the results using Stem Factor and Catalyst, primarily on my sun damage. I saw his video on rosacea the other day and was interested in his approach. The vitamin A he uses is Retinaldehyde, a much gentler form while at the same time it is more readily utilized by the skin. Thought you might like to see it. It is at the bottom of the page under skin condition videos: http://www.osmosisskincare.com/VideoLibrary.aspx
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Comment by Gina Williamson on May 6, 2011 at 5:30pm
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That is so interesting!
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@Gina - those are chemical sunscreens like avobenzone. The reason you don't want to use those is because they absorb heat which is what you don't want with rosacea; unlike zinc and titanium dioxide that deflect/block the heat.
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what about octisalate and octocrylene?
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I've had some really good luck with rosacea using salicylic serum and low-dose bpo. Here are some of my before and after pics:
I always give them a list of triggers, like spicy foods, alcohol, sun, extreme heat and cold, etc.
You always want to use a zinc-based sunscreen (not avobenzone) and a gentle cleanser with rosacea clients.
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I found this very helpful website about Rosacea:
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