Acne Rosacea Skincare Routine for Anna! |

[@LelaDee]

I’d love to see a future check in after the subject changes their skincare routine with your recommendations. I feel like her skin is going to improve heaps after she makes these necessary changes! ❤️

[@serialskincare]

Yessss to this!!!!

[@vhelma21945]

Yes!! Great idea😉

[@maxxitee4761]

Lela D. Icing on the cake

[@syedashyra4170]

PLEASE

[@SusanYara]

Big thank you to Anna for sharing her routine! It’s hard to deal with sensitive skin when you’re breaking out, especially if it’s rosacea. I hope this video was helpful. And as always, thank you to Dr. Chiu for sharing your knowledge. 🤗

[@fuufuu4963]

Please do make a video on rosacea and melasma...since there's not much information on that as well Thank you so much for this video. My dermatologist never told me i had rosacea and had been treating my skin ailments as regular acne even though i am 25. Thank you so much again for your genuineness. A Linggi

[@sophiehutchings748]

I am totally recording my routine and sending in!! love these videos!

[@koujilover24]

just a warning again to everybody, the Ordinary niacinamide is known for breaking out a lot of people (including me). maybe stay away from its or find another niacinamide product

[@alezandradavila2581]

Yes the fave wash is horrific horrific lol

[@anonymissvlogs3779]

My face burns in winter it becomes hot especially my cheeks starts burning and gets red and then my skin gets dull and little dark. Can someone tell please what could it possible be. I have this problem from 4th grade so definitely nothing do with any product.

[@ninalou4629]

She should definetely be going fragarance free with all her products.

[@mikanchan322]

agreed. First thing my doctor told me (when I came in w skin issues) was to toss my all fragranced skincare. Immediately.

[@ninalou4629]

@@mikanchan322 yup. Her skin won't fully recover if she keeps using fragarance no matter what miracle product she's using. People who have no skin sensitivity even see a difference in their skin quality when they ditch the fragarance fully.

[@rebeccakoluman647]

And alcohol free!

[@mikanchan322]

@@k819849 not really makeup, but for skincare Ive been using the brand Eucerin which has a fragrancefree line (maybe even all of their stuff is fragrance free, but im not sure)

[@micaelabrebion3595]

I feel like you should FaceTime each person you evaluate so you can get questions answered and be more detailed about the instructions you would give her.

[@For_Cruyff_Sake]

Dr. Chiu’s jawline is sharper than a Samurai Sword O____O

[@rory7676]

Umm, did you just exactly describe my skin type and condition?! Thank you so much! This rosacea acne/oily skin is so hard to manage and right now I am little discouraged. But thanks for all the advice.

[@shockitbreakit]

Holika Holika i feel you! it’s been months for me and i just feel lost. let’s fight together!

[@rory7676]

Ailsa Sabiela yep, let‘s not give up. Trial and error😊

[@HolaYarii]

Samee!!! 🙌🏼

[@constructive_time]

I highly recommend looking into Nadia from Body Unburdened. She has an amazing holistic program for skin issues!

[@danijelawew]

@@k819849 what did the dermatologyst say?

[@jennyfermilenagalvez171]

I have rosacea and I was super worried because some veins became very visible. I changed my diet completely because of a videa I watched about how to cure rosacea (Low carb, low sugar and more veggies and water.) and I replaced all my products for hypoallergenic, non parabens, fragrance free for sensitive skin and natural oils like jojoba oil and castor oil. My skin is wonderful. I can't be happier. You barely see any rosacea even without make up.

[@MJ-je5we]

Would love to see a video with your recommendations for dry rosacea skin without acne. It’s always a struggle to find the right products!

[@kris580]

Yes!

[@HelenFire420]

I love Eucerin’s Rosacea products!

[@cuteleo2834]

dr dray has a video about it!

[@janam3176]

Finding a good dermatologist in Germany and get an apointment is a real struggle! All doctors i see tried to give me birth control to fix my skin issues without checking on me.. 🙄

[@kimbalyortiz1662]

jana m I agree its the hardest thing to get an appointment

[@Kristina-ix9cm]

same

[@asseylum_2.012]

In my country too sadly. They would push us to use their products instead looking at what we already used. I see my friends getting micro needling when they had acnes on their face. Dermatologist here are so dangerous.

[@rezaakbari1773]

jana m lol so true , People won’t believe what we mean when we say it’s a real struggle to get appointment with a good dermatologist, My next appointment is in 5 month from now 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@ktbesmokingpretzelstick4380]

Mir geht es genauso ... wurde sogar ewig falsch diagnostiziert, hab seit ich 12 bin extreme Akne, mittlerweile sind die Pickel nicht mehr so riesig (wie Krater xD) Jetzt hab ich überall winzige Pickelchen (finde ich sogar noch schlimmer, kein cm² meines Gesichts ist eben, im Licht sieht man es sehr) und Rosacea (was immer ignoriert wurde beim Doc...) Mir wurde immer nur die Pille angedreht, keine Besserung. Mittlerweile bin ich fast 20 und hab die Hoffnung mein "wahres, reines" Gesicht zu sehen, komplett verloren.

[@1zeldarulez]

my mom has rosacea and she hates herself soo much bc of her skin:( makes me so sad and i just want to help her so ive been learning more about rosacea to help her what products to buy

[@yarafawzi5254]

Me too

[@user-vv7bu2le4q]

Reminder that acne is natural and that you are still beautiful💗

[@duckybear7152]

@@kindashin well yea... but even when someone is trying their hardest to take care of theyre skin snd when beginning harsh treatments it can be super bad for a while and there’s no reason for them to not be told and feel beautiful. just because someone has acne doesn’t mean they don’t put effort into taking care of their skin and try to “fix” it.

[@Kendra567]

OMG MY SKIN IS LITERALLY HERS

[@kisikisikisi]

Me toooooo ugh

[@gajanegeworgjan8179]

Kendra Teigan saaaaaame. I feel understood

[@michellem.7979]

Mine toooo ughhhh

[@jennaleijon8133]

Same here😩

[@diana_chabaand6933]

Me tooo

[@BrilliantBrunette12]

I just want to say THANK YOU. I am 29, and I’ve struggled with acne since I was 12. I have been to 6 different dermatologists, I was able to clear up my skin a few years back, with random pimples here and there...but the past 2 years my skin has become inflamed just like hers. I watched this video last week, when I was breaking out severely. I went and purchased la roche posay facewash, toleraine lotion, mineral sunscreen and aveeno calming night moisturizer, and my skin is completely clear today. I would’ve never considered that I had rosacea, but my breakouts looked exactly like hers. My skin has completely calmed down. I’ve spent 1000’s of dollars on skincare in the past years and I cannot believe that something so simple would clear my skin up. Even by cutting out dairy and sugar would only clear my skin up for short amounts of time. Thank you soooooo much for this video!!!!!!

[@hotlikesauce]

MISSHA's 3rd ingredient is ethanol which could be further irritating her already compromised skin, as well as being loaded with fragance :(

[@SheepKawaii]

!!!! Exactly ! When I used that Missha's sunscreen, I broke out like crazy because of how heavy the fragrance is. It also dried my skin out

[@Zantetsukens]

Oh no. I think both of them forgot to check the ingredients list for the Missha

[@rory7676]

Missha‘s products are so fragranced and full of alc... weird k-beauty brand

[@vanesabustamante6194]

They are always so ignorant about korean skincare

[@2junwoo]

The alcohol is huge on Asian sunblocks because of their weather, which tends to be VERY humid. It's so difficult to manage with regular sunscreen when you're sweating rivers and the sweat IS NOT EVAPORATING because of the humidity, the fact that they're very watery and dry very fast make those sunblocks much better in this situation. I have acne rosacea as well and live in a very humid and hot country, and I swear by those things, even if the alcohol being a bit drying. The trick for me is layering a good base - if I have a nice foundation and my skin barrier is doing good, I won't have any problems with it and my dermatologist loves that I've found sun protection that I like enough to reapply often throughout the day, because like sun-caused inflammation > alchol-based irritation on very light skin tones.

[@AngeIaa]

My dad has sensitive skin and my mom has the most perfect skin at 50. Of course I got my dad’s skin.

[@lucija4646]

🤣same

[@moroccanexolinkorea8451]

🤣

[@efroggys]

Same

[@triiangel220]

I totally have that skin that she does! For years I treated my skin too like I had acne. The turning point was when I stopped that, and started to moisturize and just repair my skin.

[@glamournerd]

Patience is so important for rosacea! My dermatologist and I took almost a year to clear up my bumps and I still flare up from time to time.

[@adaman310]

What helped ?

[@chloeoutline]

hey what helped?

[@glamournerd]

@@chloeoutline oral doxycycline, metrogel, and azelaic acid

[@ridgeforrester5199]

@@glamournerd did you use the metro gel and azeliac acid together ? Or 1 in the morning and 1 at night ?

[@sarah8cake]

I used to think these videos were so judgey but in all actuality these videos are so helpful and educational.

[@rose191991]

she is so cute ~ hope soon she will get rid of her acne ;)

[@SK-kw5ey]

Love when Dr. Chiu is on. I’d be lucky to have her as my dermatologist!

[@nessierey6721]

S Khiev Same!

[@tori6884]

AHHH HER ACCENT IS BEAUTIFUL 😍😍

[@vatsalab3478]

I'm 30 and I have the exact same problem acne rosacea on the cheeks and monthly hormonal acne on the chin.... My daily regimen is just 4 -5 products. Azelaic acid 10% is the only thing that helps in flares. This video is so helpful. Thank you Susan and Dr. Chiu

[@pearlsglimmers]

Hi susan ! Can you please do a black girl in the future? I feel like a lot of us deal with issues such as : dark spot, hyperpigmentation uneven skintone etc I would love an episode dedicated to black skin 🙂❤️

[@Luna-1028]

Visit Dr. Vanita Rattan channel. All her content is targeted towards us medium to darker skin ladies.

[@tiffy13love]

It took 8 months for my derm and I to find a routine that worked for my skin. It took prescription medication as well as trial and error with products. My skin loves vitamin c but retinol causes an allergic reaction. Even after slowly introducing a retinol product my eczema would flare up on my face, and I would get a bunch of little white heads and bunches of eczema patches.

[@jahnidevilliers2201]

Tiffany Gomes my skin does this with topical retinol too, but oddly I didn’t have the same reaction with Accutane which cleared up my cystic acne. It’s interesting to hear of someone else who can’t use retinol 🌸

[@mollie.28.15]

Tiffany Gomes I want to start a vitamin c serum, which one did you use? I know that there’s so many types of vitamin c so I’m looking for recommendations!

[@haneentaher5480]

Tiffany Gomes the same thing happened to me with retin A(rarely now) my dermatologist switched my retin A to PB, but I personally didn’t like it! So I went back to retin A, this time once or twice a week max and each time a get those red eczema patches I stop using the retin A until everything goes back to normal! Using niacinamide from the ordinary, Netrugena hydroo boost and Cerave cream really helped!

[@kristinas5714]

What regimen do you use?

[@allie148]

skincare is all about patience!!! i wish i had someone telling me that in middle school when i was trying new things every week when things wouldn’t work.

[@Gloria-ke1md]

I had the same kind of skin n my skin is much better now, here's what u can do 1) reduce dairy intake 2) no high gi index foods 3) niacinamide, lactic acid and vitamin c are u best friends 4) no physical exfoliants they ruin ur skin 5) don't hate me for saying these bt organic n vegan products are so much better ( it helped me more thn anything else ) 6 ) sunscreen atleast spf 40 7 ) don't bury ur skin with so many products use products u really need 8 ) ashwagandha, shatavari with lemon water every morning Have a great day u beautiful people 🌹

[@sherlockhooked1175]

In the midst of typical skincare channels, this is a smart one and actually educative. Keep up the good work Susan and team 🤟🏽

[@ClassiqueFinds]

Y'all should do this while facetiming them, so you can ask them questions while you're going over their routine.

[@Julie.Canada]

You read this comment and re-commented it didn't you. We get it.

[@ClassiqueFinds]

@@Julie.Canada What do you mean? I only posted my comment once.

[@KaylaChibb]

As a sensitive, reactive & rosacea-prone skin type, I’ve found that willow bark as a natural alternative to salicylic acid and bakuchiol as a natural alternative to retinol have been skin saviours for me. Any time I use salicylic, I can look like a chemical burn victim.

[@KaylaChibb]

@@Vahevala Consonant skincare & Herbivore carry my favourite willowbark-based products. You’ll find lots of bakuchiol-based products too but Ren, Biossance & Herbivore again would have to be my favs

[@brandy7977]

I’ve had acne rosacea for many years. At 46 I have finally learned to manage it. Cereve products are my besties. Also... differin gel that you can get over the counter is awesome... although I cannot use it everyday. I use it as often as my skin allows. Meaning when I start to feel a little to dry I will skip it. On average I use it 5 nights a week. Nothing with fragrance.... ever. Routine is simple.... cereve hydrating cleanser, cereve pm moisturizer (morning and night), elta MD sunscreen and defferin before bed. I finally feel normal. Now just to correct the skin discoloration. Would love to work on anti-aging but too scared changing anything will irritate my skin again.

[@becky3541]

At 39 I’m just trying to manage the same ! Thanks so much for this Brandy, I’m going to try Cereve !

[@aidanm.5461]

Can I ask, do you use a cleanser in the morning as well or just in the evening? Thank you!

[@ingupin]

I really won the lottery on skin issues that are incompatible when it comes to treatments: Rosacea+eczema, acne and signs of aging. My advice: treat different areas of your face differently according to their needs. There's no rule stating you have to apply everything to your entire face. I use a lot more retinol on my forehead where I have fine lines, a lot more benzoyl peroxide on my nose where I have clogged pores and a lot more of sensitivity/eczema friendly stuff on my upper cheeks where I have rosacea and around my mouth where I have eczema.

[@elmariefourie6905]

Good morning May I suggest Eucerin's anti redness cream. It is fantastic

[@rwatkins310]

This video was extremely educational for me, I actually have acne rosacea at the moment, and for so long I thought it was just acne, so i used all the usual 'acne' products to try and help it, and of course it ruined my skin barrier 😯

[@avivier08]

It would be nice to see her give product recommendations to start a better routine. By this I mean give a few brands each for wash, moisturizers, etc.

[@MsTD1995]

I adore this doctor. She really knows what she's doing.. so professional . Suzan thanks for bringing us this type of videos. I'm a huge fan from Israel.. whould like to see videos about hormonal acne. Btw, last week I went to the dermatologist and he gave me 2 creams for my acne (I don't have much of it ,and its only on my chin but still... so thanks) :) XX

[@ferretygoodness6]

My skin has gone crazy since I had my son. Before, I used to have oily skin with teenage acne and when I started college the acne mostly went away but I was still oily. While I was pregnant, perfectly balanced. After he was born, suddenly I have very sensitive skin with red blotchiness on my cheeks and my skin is dry everywhere with a little oil on my nose at the end of the day. Foundation and moisturizers sometimes burn my face now. I get these teeny tiny white bumps on my cheeks that I can’t see until I look in a magnifying mirror. My skin is mostly clear everywhere else but breakouts on my chin during that time of the month. My skin feels like it becomes textured within minutes after exfoliating. I think I might have postpartum rosacea but my son just turned 4 and it shows no signs of improving

[@JennaM161]

They make it sound so easy to be able to get a dermatologist. In Canada to be able to get a dermatologist they make you a do a couple trial runs of different medicine with a doctor and then you get to wait at least, guaranteed 6 between months to a year to even speak to one.

[@JKat94]

wtf, in Austria you just call one and then go whenever your appointment is

[@Gigglypeach]

I know it's the same in the UK on the NHS! It's really rare to get referred by a GP to the dermatologist for acne, and if you are it takes months like you said. I'm always baffled when Americans say they see the Gynaecologist every year and we're only allowed to go if there's already a problem! But hey it is free so i'm not complaining.

[@clipspins]

Thank you for the video! Could you please make more videos about rosacea and the treatment + products recommendations?

[@marlenesantos5014]

Im also 21 and have the exact same skin she has... went two times to the derm and he told me I had acne and just gave me super drying creams and cleansers and put me in medication, made my skin worse went there again and he gave me different creams but still drying, i dont know what to do but im going to follow dr Chiu's advice.. thank you for this video!!! 💘

[@TaylerBootz]

My Skin became super sensitive after I tried a celebrity branded skincare regimen (I don't think it's available anymore. I was about 28 or 29). I am 40 now and have normal/sensitive/rosacea (mild) skin. My Dr. put me on Benzoyl Peroxide (And salicylic acid caused bumps) and I ended up more inflamed with bumpy skin. I've learned I can't use in my skincare: dimethicone, essential ois (especially lavender and rose - even rose water), fragrance and normal irritants that you usually talk about on this channel. Metronidazole (it has to be the cream as the thicker stuff doesn't seem to sink in or work) is something I was prescribed after we figured out Benzoyl didn't mesh with my skin. I still use it to this day but rarely. Only if I try something that irritates my skin. About two days of use and the redness is back down (I do have a permanent flush and a couple broken capillaries). I really love the DE products and can even use the AHA/BHA treatment from them with no issues. My skin has been super clear and brighter with the vit C. I'm looking for cheaper alternatives and am also leaning towards trying CeraVe. I don't like Cetaphil products. I can use the Ordinary retinoid but I tried two days in a row and the red bumps started to come out, so I try for every other day or less. Drunk Elephant is the only brand that I like all the ingredients in and has no dimethicone or fragrance or harmful "natural" ingredients. Totally looking for more affordable options. I do like Ole Henriksen products that I've tried. I am cruelty free so I haven't wanted to try CeraVe for that reason. But it's hard to find inexpensive products that work. :( I also hate buying a whole routine from a bunch of different brands. (It's a personal issue...)

[@nicole-su8dl]

SarahJane you should try the ordinary! they have “skincare regimens” on their website which tell you which products to use together for your skin concerns. most of their products are under $10 as well

[@lunitax23x]

SarahJane I have the exact same issue as you, I tired a name brand skin care brand and my skin started burning so I had to go to urgent care, that’s when the doctor suggested that I see a dermatologist which I did. I use the same prescription as you, I use VaniCream to wash my face and I use Avene which is for sensitive skin. I spoke with my dermatologist about the redness and capillaries and he suggested that I can get ipl Photofacial laser for rosacea my dermatologist also gave me recommendations on who to go to. I wouldn’t go to just anyone for the ipl Photofacial laser unless my dermatologist recommended them. I’m excited because the ipl Photofacial laser will reduce the laser and capillaries. I’d like to point out not everyone who has rosacea is fair skinned.

[@Kristin-lf3fd]

Finacea made my skin burn and itch like hell. Gentle cleansers, limited products, and a turmeric supplement 3 times a day. That's what works for my rosacea issues.

[@joseajackie1480]

Same! I kept on reading reddit posts about the burning sensation being normal and that your skin has to adjust to it. However, after 3 days of use I was sick of being burnt and looking 10x more read.

[@user-ot7ue2yb2e]

here’s a big tip that i found works well for my very sensitive skin & could help anna! keep basically the same routine morning and night every day. it seems like she changes up her serums and moisturizers a lot day and night, but keeping everything the same- aside from possible strong treatments that should only be used once a day, not needing to double cleanse in the morning, maybe wanting an occlusive at night, and making sure to put sunscreen on in the morning- consistently using the same cleanser, hydrators, moisturizers and serums can really help calm down irritation because your skin isn’t going to be confused by you constantly switching up ingredients.

[@DrDaniOT]

Love Dr. Chiu! This is a great series Susan 🙏🏼💙

[@katharinawende3946]

I love that you chose a German person because not all of your products are available here in Germany and now I can see things that I can actually buy

[@maggsg6209]

Just a PSA y’all, If you’re suffering with hormonal acne and your derm doesn’t send you to get blood work done to see what’s going on internally, schedule it yourself. Seriously. I suffered for so long with hormonal acne and was left with scarring that still isn’t gone 3 years later because I waited too long to find out that my hormones were blown off the charts. And everything my derm prescribed didn’t do a god damn thing. Because it was all *internal* and all started from there.

[@constructive_time]

Magpie Mode same here! Every time I asked for bloodwork from my doctor (went to 3 diff ones!) and they all looked at me like I was crazy. Prescriptions is all they care about, whether topical or internal. I had to do all the research myself and luckily through trial and error I have clear skin! Now I’m just dealing with acne scars...Marie Veronique line has been helping so far.

[@misbashaikh7676]

What hormones did you get checked?I am suffering from the same issue every pimple that I am getting is leaving a scar I have acne from three years and topical creams are not helping that much I have acne mainly on my cheeks

[@NinaPergolesi]

OMG this is for me !!! Love you susan! Thank you for this!! Your videos are awesome

[@annaalmengor3033]

My name is anna and I’m 21. I also have rosacea and I feel like I was meant to watch this now

[@elian3084]

Skin is merely a reflection of your insides. I struggled with moderate to severe acne rosacea for about a decade, which drove me to the point of not wanting to live anymore. Went to countless dermatologists who told me there's no cure, did every type of laser there is, tried every cream and topical treatment, prescription and OTC, yet none of these did more than keep it in check. Until I changed my diet and lifestyle. Went keto, cut out dairy, gluten, grains, sugars, starches and alcohol, started taking good quality probiotics, digestive enzymes and cod liver oil. Day by day I dumbfoundedly watched the redness, inflammation, broken capillaries and bumps go away, leaving me with beautiful, healthy skin I've never had before. I'm now at the point where I could literally slap on thick, heavily scented Nivea and my skin won't even mind it, whereas before even plain simple water would irritate me. Dermatologists (with extremely rare exceptions) aren't trained to see the link between skin and what goes on inside, so if you think the solution for this affliction's in some cream or pill, you're kidding yourself. I don't even care if you believe me. I'm not trying to sell anything and I've got nothing to win out of this. But *you* do!

[@kris580]

I've read this a lot too. I saw another video where a derm said to eliminate tomatoes and add Psyllium Husk Powder. She thought it had a lot to do with the gut too.

[@saeefa]

I’ve had acne for half my life and now have rosacea, I get those bumps and pustules and I’m trying to sort my diet out as it’s really hard, but I do want to look into a good prebiotic and cod liver oil tablet

[@jenlauren143]

This was so educational even though I am sensitive acne prone but this was also super helpful first me. I sympathize for Anna so much because it’s taken me until my mid 30’s to get my skin under control, I do see a dermatologist and I am on retinol, which has changed my skin 💯%. 🙏

[@christian_k_e]

Something that confused me here is that she says the girl doesnt know if her skin is Oily or Sensitive, but I thought you could be Oily and sensitive at the same time

[@megamuffinchipalicious898]

I have rosacea, but sadly niacinamide is one of my triggers. I get those red raised bumps like she has and it burns a little when I put it on

[@veraciously]

Thanks for posting this because it has been my experience, too. Niacinamide really can be irritating for us with sensitive skin. The only way I can use mine is if I sandwich it between a lighter moisturizing milk and a heavier moisturizing cream. Otherwise it stings my face! People call it very gentle and for normal skin/oily skin people I think it is, but sensitive skin people really need to be careful with it as well.

[@anew5118]

I don't have rosacea but soo many people were talking about niacinamide being the wonder ingredient and when I tried it for about a week, my skin HATED me for it!

[@megamuffinchipalicious898]

@@anew5118 Oof, I'm sorry! I feel like niacinamide is a really good ingredient, but everyone has different skin. Sadly almost all Korean skincare has it

[@anew5118]

@@megamuffinchipalicious898 so true, in low doses (aka when it's at the bottom of the ingredient list) I don't notice any issues but when something has a lot of it my skin is so inflamed and my neck even gets a red burning/itchy rash (ya know, from spreadin the product on my neck like a good skincare junky). It's just always kinda funny when these ingredients become deemed miraculous and are widespread, claiming to be for every skin type. It really is a process of trial/error no matter what 😂

[@sarikavijay1151]

I think it's really the formulation that makes all the difference and the other products that ur using in ur regime. For instance my skin hates CeraVe pm moisturizer and the ordinary niacinamide , but loves la rosch posay effaclar h moisturizer which incidentally has niacinamide in it. And if ur skin burns after using a product, ur skin barrier is compromised, which means u have to scale down to the bare minimum, ie non foaming cleanser( CeraVe, Cetaphil) and a barrier protecting moisturizer ( I use effaclar h) and only spot treat. So that ur skin can rebuild it's integrity.

[@fae1339]

The La Roche Posay cicaplast baume is really good too, helped me calm down a rosacea Flare in just a couple of days, helps the skin barrier alot

[@danielaresh]

I would LOVE to have Dr. Chiu as my dermatologist!

[@cristinaiswatching]

Same!

[@joseajackie1480]

Hi Susan and everyone in the comments! I have a really long question to ask lol, but here is some background about the products i use. 1. Skinfix foaming oil cleanser 2. Laneige cream skin toner 3. Volition snow mushroom serum 4. YTTP adaptogen moisturizer (5. MDsolarsciences spf 50 in morning). I have rosacea and none of these products irritate me. However, I still feel dry even after moisturizing and using Liah Y 3-2-2 method. (3 layers of toner, 2 layers of serum, 2 layers of moisturizer). so my question is: How do i make my skin feel more soft/ hydrated/ not dry? Like my yttp cream is very oily and has no silicones ( i think that means its considered an emollient) so should i add a more occlusive moisturizer that has silicone and is oil free in which i’ll apply before my oil moisturizer? Should i be using both occlusives and emollients?

[@anastasiaj6240]

Wow i just know there is a acne rosacea! cause its just like mine!!!

[@fuufuu4963]

Sis finally!

[@melindaglinac5968]

When there is a commercial for make up wipes before the video 😂😂😂

[@jeffersonbilly5710]

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[@raneemfathy2581]

Haven’t watched the video yet but ILOVEEE dr annie chiu! As well as all the other dermatologists ofc💕

[@ahmetoruc4665]

Avene tolerance has two moisturizer. She is using the emulsion one which is lighter version.

[@MackenzieFly]

Thank you so much for sharing a great routine for acne rosacea! I have rosacea and had breakouts for two years just like Anna's and really simplified my routine and have seen such a difference :) Excited for her to see an improvement with her skin with your recommendations!!

[@e.i.3077]

I was recently diagnosed with this type of Rosacea (Type 2, papulopustular rosacea.) I honestly never even considered it despite being 25 with frequent breakouts since i have oily skin and I don’t have the best eating habits tbh. I have the typical Latina medium-dark skin and I always considered rosacea to be a white skin-only issue but it’s not. This is a chronic disease and I recommend everyone to read on the symptoms and go to a dermatologist if anything rings a bell because this is one tricky bitch to deal with. I’m even on prescribed medication and everything.

[@shraddhabangad307]

I have rosacea and my doctor has prescribed me metronidazole. I do find it effective, but i haven't built a proper skincare routine yet. I am 21 and i have a sensitive and dry skin. There's just one request. Instead of focusing on the products, could you tell us about the ingredients in the serums and moisturizers we should? Actually, we don't find the same products you talked about here in India. Loved your video.Would love it even more if you made a separate video answering all the questions that people ask in the comments. If that's not possible, could you at least answer my question by replying in the comments section? Thanks!

[@-monika-monika]

Iam oily & sensitiv at the same time + Rosacea. Iam even so oily that I have to use blotting papers every 20 minutes 😩

[@ninanini5049]

this was super informative thank you sooo much !! i struggle with the same situation as Anna (although i have much less acne than her) and i also went to 3 dermatologists in 6 months because i struggled to find one that actually understood my condition and helped me, but thank god now i'm on antibiotics and i've been following a skincare routine that really suits my skin perfectly. My skin still has its ups and downs but it's certainly improving !!

[@DaTa-wm5yc]

I‘m from Germany too👏🏻 I wanted to send in my video too but I‘m too shy 😂

[@oreoorva]

Cetaphil has sodium lauryl sulfate which breaks me out badly.. this video makes me think I might have rosacea acne

[@ambarencarnacion5169]

It took me a second opinion for knowing I have acne rosacea that I understand her, good luck for that.

[@bellahard8147]

So informative. I love you both! Please keep up the good work. And I really like, finally a Chanel where products are not marketing

[@bala1385]

Niacinamide makes me break out. I don't know if it is purging or not meant for my skin

[@yanettchavez4708]

I break out every time I use it

[@184JMC]

Really... bummer. I use it & it helps me a lot.

[@cherolk]

Same here. And i find that TO niacinamide piles up on my skin

[@iMuaaz]

At first it’s like this but after couple week you will see the benefits

[@laurameier9825]

I used the TO niacinamide serum and broke out in a weird way. It was definitely not purging because I got a lot of texture and under the skin bumps in areas I don't break out

[@gabrielagazzinelli1151]

Rosácea is the worst thing ever. When i have exams i can barely study because my rosácea gets worse with stress. Fortunately i am treating right now and doing IPL in my face. This is my skincare routine (2x day): - Bioderma Sensibio Gel Mousant. - La Roche Posay Foaming gel (only in my nose). - Theraskin Amilia (is a liquic talc, i know it’s weird but is helping a lot). - A prescription cream that has: Nicotinamide, Salicylic Acid, Ex Caviar, Azelaic acid, Oxymetazoline (the last one is a vasoconstrictor usually used in nasal sprays). - Skinceuticals UV oil defense FPS 80. I stopped wearing any makeup a few months ago after i realized i was hurting my skin trying to cover everything.

[@serenadavies6782]

I developed rosacea during my exams. It was the worst.

[@creamies123]

Gabriela Gazzinelli i have exams at the moment and my eczema and rosacea is 😶😶

[@gabrielagazzinelli1151]

creamies123 yeah, it’s awful. When i am doing the exam even the teachers come to me to ask if i am okay because i get super red. I never had rosacea before i started college 😞

[@rebeccakoluman647]

I was using products for acne (finacea, AHA, witch hazel etc) never got rid of my redness and irritation on my skin. Switched to skin care products for rosacea skin and using oil when double cleansing, and for my hormonal acne on my chin I'm using benzoyl peroxide as a spot treatment, works great

[@cb03px]

Follow up! Please do followups with these ladies! I feel like that would be SO interesting!

[@mariagallardo8302]

Can you add specific recommended products? You mention products with no alcohol.. but which ones would be good? I think that would make everything so much easier to understand, since it can be very difficult to understand everything all at once. Maybe at the end an overall recommend routine with what you recommend to keep or change with blank products (a visual list) But love these videos. It helps me so much to know what I might be doing wrong myself! Thanks for these

[@rileypaigemc7018]

So educational ! I did not know all of this about rosacea !

[@Lauren-ew7tu]

I’m almost certain I have the same skin type as Anna. It is so tricky! The info you ladies have offered is so helpful! Thanks 😊

[@shibangibarua]

If vitamin c gets oxidised sitting on the shelf and losses it's potency after certain months also it acts a pro oxidant on coming in contact with light and air that's the reason why it's kept so packed in jars what is the reason why it cannot be harmful when we apply it on our face and go out and expose our skin to sun and light everything we were saving it from in jars? Also doesn't using vitamin c will actually cause our skin to stop producing collagen naturally because our skin will stop feeling the stimulation to produce that because of it's artificial presence on our skin already? I'm a science student and have studied biochemistry extensively and this is just out of sheer curiousity.

[@zavierfabijan4055]

I'm so late to watching this video! I fully believe i'm on the same boat Anna is on. My mum has rosacea and both my parents had acne as teens, my sister and I have struggled with acne for years too and I agree that all that stripping is making it worse because I've done that ahaha. I even went to a dermatologist a couple times and they put me on isotretinoin, twice. I could only be on it for 3 months at a time because of the negative effects. The second time I was on it my skin barrier died. all over. Surely some dermatologists can actually properly look at a patients skin and really work things out with them rather than just throw medical retinol at them for acne. Thanks for sharing about acne rosacea! very informative!

[@serenelabrisa8799]

Her voice caught me off guard lol🤣. Aww.She’s cute.

[@user-ot7ue2yb2e]

i loved this video! i have similar skin where i was dealing with inflammatory acne and major irritation & differin didn’t really help because my skin barrier was so compromised and i actually have very dry skin on most of my face. i’m extremely sensitive and have wondered if i have rosacea. my face hurt all the time and it was so frustrating. azelaic acid, salicylic acid, and a calming & hydrating fragrance free routine have helped me so much!

[@samirataubmann]

Omg, that was such a helpful video!! 🙌🏻 Thank you so much, i have rosacea and it has been a ride! I‘ve slowly come to a very simple but ok skincare routine with occaisional outbreaks but its so much better than it used to be! All the best to you Anna ❤️ And thank you gus for this video and all this great Information!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@pshyeahtischelsea]

I have acne rosacea and finacea + spironolactone has changed my life!

[@anushkaluther9316]

Can you please do a video about eczema and which products to use and avoid?

[@dinasourprincessparty]

Wow! Thank you so much for this video. It covered some of the difficulties I’ve been balancing, which is having skin on the sensitive side, along with stubborn comodones along my neck and jawline. Salicylic acid is miracle cure for my bumps, but it’s a tricky balancing act between clear skin (daily exfoliating) and a fragile skin barrier that needs a break. I have a lot to think about! Thank you.

[@kristinas5714]

Doesn’t cetaphil have SLS in it which is bad for sensitive skin like rosecea??

[@IshanAli]

I love videos like this!

[@benwalker2633]

I have the same skin and I solved this by avoiding fragrance strictly . I find that low molecular weight hyaluronic acid makes it sooo much worse and an oil free moisturizer that is nourishing enough is also great. I use the one from the ordinary NMF+HA And green tea is ur bestest friend

[@SnowberryDesignCo]

I love these videos! Thank you for your time and knowledge! ❤️❤️❤️

[@EH012]

Also my skin cannot handle niacinamide! There's anecdotal evidence that some people experience flushing and stuff with niacinamide, and I'm one of them... salicylic acid works great for me with a urea cream, or in an oil. Different strokes, right? Also, "if you don't feel heard" is a LEGIT reason people avoid doctors of all kinds... specially dermatologists and therapists and psychiatrists.

[@GracefulBeautyWithSheri]

Anna is so adorable! And I just love this series. So interesting!

[@184JMC]

Norm/dry : I have rosacea on my nose & this was great to watch. I use la Rocha Possey T. Cleanser,it’s great! Going to to look into the moisturizer. Niacin. Is fantastic & I use marula oil which helps a lot.

[@laurenrodriguez3465]

I am dealing with rosacea and the best recomendation from my derm was the phytocorrective serum from skinceuticals ( son gentel, calming an hydrator) and metacell b5 also from skinceutical. For a rosacea skin i learn less is more.

[@kaleighm993]

I have the same exact skin problems as this girl (she is so cute btw!!!) and I have also struggled with trying to understand what skin type I am! I currently use the CeraVe hydrating cleanser with their pm moisturizer (am in in the day). I just recently started using HA and aloe vera for my really dry days to try and prevent my skin from cracking in the super cold weather but idk if it's working

[@imanengineertoo3867]

Is there a chance to reach out to Anna? I am from Germany, too. I can totally relate to her issues. I found out, that my skin is kind if allergic to propylene and pentylene glycol and its derivates. My skin reacts similar when i use these. So skip the clinique balm. I use the balm from holifrog or the cleansing oil from bakel in combination with a microfiber towel. The products from jkosmmune worked magic. A good, but expensive, moisturizer is the cream from Dr. Barbara Sturm, for some oil. Or the cerave face Lotion. A superb halyronic acid is from bakel, for the Winter times. As a spf i use the bare Minerals complexion Rescue defense in the Winter times, in summer the Ulrtrasun face mineral spf 30. Once or twice a week, I use the holifrog acid wash. Since this routine, my skin has cleared up so well. Skip any fragrance, essentiell oils and Bad alcohols 😊 good luck

[@LittleMonstr16]

My skin is a lot like this and I rarely if ever see any videos about it, thank you!

[@SunnySummerSeasons]

This makes me want to record a video for you two 😊 I'm dealing with crazy hyperpigmentation after an intense cystic acne breakout right now. Like, not a few spots, but my whole cheek area being red as a tomato. My derm just told me to wait it out... 🙄

[@EH012]

I have medium olive skin that's super prone to inflammation for heat (and I live in Mumbai, so... hehe) or stress or hormones.. yeah. And then thee's hyperpigmentation from that. What works for me really well is azelaic acid and zinc oxide in homemade face packs with honey. Diaper rash cream has a lot of zinc oxide, but I'm fungal acne prone, too, so that doesn't work for me. Redness and inflammation is hard to deal with but not impossible! Cold temperatures help! Like, a cold sheet mask, or cotton pads soaked in cold black tea... eating well helps as well.

[@fuufuu4963]

Hey Amrita, Ashi here. Have you tried the plum products? Could you like maybe give an opinion on the plum sunscreen spf about 30..

[@tooserious1058]

@@fuufuu4963 they have crazy fragrance

[@aimeebarraza9732]

I would love more information on sulfur products!

[@joann.5041]

Would Accutane work for both of this patient's skin conditions?

[@bgcm1995]

Hey Ms. Yara, would you be able to review Lumin's skin care? As a guy I'm trying to find a proper skin car routine but you're the only one I trust on youtube lol

[@rezaakbari1773]

Don’t use lumin , total rip of , there are a lot much better products, take a look at Hyram channel or James welsh on KZbin, you can trust their reviews on products, just check them out and you will know

[@angeleneparrramos8394]

What about exfoliation for sensitive skin/rosacea? Is there a gentle enough chemical exfoliant or should that step just be skipped?

[@d.b.8203]

BTW, Dr. Annie Chiu MD is gorgeous