Generally caused by a genetic disposition, rosacea can be triggered by a number of factors including UV radiation and weak skin immunity. The defining characteristics of rosacea include redness, pink spots that contain pus and visible blood vessels, all of which are usually observed in the centre of the face. Rosacea can manifest differently in each person, so an individual can exhibit varying combinations of symptoms or just one symptom.
Rosacea is a chronic skin condition and can be triggered by many factors from sun exposure and exercise to red wine, spicy foods and citrus fruits. However, with the right skincare routine, you can manage your rosacea as long as you're conscious of your triggers.
Finding the right products that won't trigger or inflame your rosacea can be complicated. "A good starting point is to strengthen and repair the skin's barrier function as this is often heavily impaired," says Charakida.
We spoke to the experts to find out what the best moisturisers are for rosacea, and you can shop them all ahead.