Understanding Rosacea: Comprehensive Care with Synergie Skin
Rosacea is characterised by persistent redness, swelling, and bumps. Synergie Skin specialises in skin products for redness and rosacea that not only help manage these symptoms but also work to support the skin's natural defences against environmental triggers. Our scientifically backed formulations help diminish redness and calm flare-ups.
Discover Skin Products For Rosacea
Synergie Skin offers targeted products formulated through Clean Science®, where ingredient transparency, evidence, and skin function guide every formula.
From cleansers and serums to masks, body care, and post-treatment products, we have products that help alleviate itch, heat, and discomfort. For those beginning a new routine, our introductory kits can provide a more guided starting point, helping each step feel steady, supportive, and a pleasure to use.
Rosacea can be a tricky skin condition to manage, and we understand that everyone suffers varying degrees of it. Some things that may cause or exacerbate rosacea are as follows:
- Hot and spicy foods
- Hereditary conditions
- Ageing
- Inflammation
- Sun damage
- Wind burn
- Allergies
- Excessive alcohol consumption
- Excessive exercise
- Extreme temperatures
Ingredients in good skincare products for Rosacea-prone skin
- Vitamin B or Niacinamide
- Squalane or squalene
- Antioxidants
- Sea Buckthorn oil
- Hyaluronic acid
- Peptides
- Saccharide isomerate
- Blackcurrant seed oil
- Meadowfoam oil
Ingredients to avoid for Rosacea-prone skin
- Alcohol-based toners
- Silicones or Dimethicone
- Mineral oil or Petrolatum
- Artificial fragrances
- SLS or sodium laureth sulphate
Tailored Products For Rosacea-Prone Skin
Explore our specially formulated products to help minimise visible redness and uneven texture:
ÜberZinc: This essential daily moisturiser provides broad-spectrum SPF 30 protection with 21% zinc oxide, which not only shields the skin from harmful UV rays but also offers significant soothing, calming benefits, critical for rosacea-prone skin.
Dermiotic: A key player in supporting the skin's microbiome, this prebiotic/postbiotic complex helps maintain skin health. It helps to fortify the skin's barrier, reduce the impact of stressors that can trigger rosacea symptoms, and promote a more resilient and balanced skin environment.
DermaCalm: A calming moisturiser designed specifically for sensitive and reactive skin types. It is rich in ingredients that help calm redness and discomfort associated with rosacea while also hydrating and protecting the skin from further damage.
Choose Synergie Skin for Natural Rosacea Skincare Products
Besides our skin products for rosacea-prone skin, we have formulated serums, masks and moisturisers that will assist with other common concerns and skin types like excess sebum, pigmentation, sensitivity, dryness, and active breakouts. We also recognise that skincare needs can vary, which is why we offer skincare for men and women. To learn more about our products and get personalised advice, feel free to take our skin quiz or book an initial consultation with us.
FAQs
What is the difference between rosacea and general skin redness?
General skin redness may occur temporarily due to factors such as heat, exercise, exfoliation, weather changes, or a reaction to a product. It often settles once the trigger is removed or the skin has had time to recover. Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that can involve persistent redness, flushing, visible capillaries, sensitivity, and, in some cases, blemish-like bumps.
What does a morning and evening routine look like for rosacea-prone skin?
A morning routine for rosacea-prone skin should start with a gentle cleanse, followed by a calming serum, a moisturiser to help reinforce the skin barrier, and a broad-spectrum SPF as the final step. At night, your routine should focus on removing the day’s impurities and helping the skin recover. Cleanse, then hydrate with a vitamin B serum, facial oil, or balm to comfort the skin.
Can I use active ingredients like Vitamin A or exfoliants if I have rosacea?
During a flare-up, it is generally best to pause strong actives or exfoliating products until the skin feels calmer. When the skin is settled, some active ingredients may be reintroduced slowly with the right formula and frequency. We recommend consulting a qualified skin professional for appropriate recommendations.
Can rosacea worsen during pregnancy, and are these products safe to use while pregnant or breastfeeding?
Yes, rosacea may worsen during pregnancy and breastfeeding because of fluctuating hormone levels and increased blood volume. Product suitability depends on the ingredients in each formula, so speak to your healthcare professional before starting or continuing skincare products to ensure they are appropriate for you.
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