Last Updated on April 13, 2015 by Janell
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Growing up, I always had pink, blotchy cheeks. We always just said I had natural blush. It never really bothered me when I was little but as a teenager and an adult, I didn’t like the extra redness on my face. I am not a big fan of wearing make up. Back before they had mineral powder, most people used liquid foundation and it felt gross because it’s hot and muggy in Florida.
As an adult, I visited a Dermatologist. They told me I had Rosacea. I never knew what that was. She gave me some pamphlets and a prescription. I went home and did some research and it made sense! I did use the creams for a little bit and it did help some, but once the prescription ran out I didn’t bother to refill it.
It has been a few years and I wanted to do something to help reduce the redness and blotches on my face. I have been using Prosacea Medicated Rosacea Gel and I love it – I can really see a difference!
Prosacea Medicated Rosacea Gel does not cover up rosacea symptoms but actually controls them. I tend to have sensitive skin – but this cream did not bother my face at all – it really helped!
Why You Should Try Prosacea® for Rosacea:
- It helps to heal, not conceal Rosacea.
- Light, water-based formulation that goes on easily, absorbs quickly, and provides a flawless finish under makeup. Aloe also helps soothe dry, reddened skin
- Prosacea® Medicated Rosacea Gel is Dermatologist recommended
Prosacea Medicated Rosacea Gel is a medicated treatment that effectively controls rosacea symptoms like redness, bumps, and irritation. When you click here you can print a coupon to save $3.00.
Would you like to try Prosacea®? Leave me a comment and share a personal tip on how you face Rosacea (for example you can share make-up tricks and tips) One lucky reader will win a Prosacea® care package!
Like with everything in your medicine cabinet, please make sure to read and follow all label instructions before using.
Scott Johnson
Wednesday 15th of July 2015
Hi! I don't remember having it as a teen or kid, but about 10 years ago I noticed my face would get really red. Stress would make it worse. For about 5 years, the skin would be peeling, stinging and itching real bad. I thought it was very sensitive skin. I went to my GP and during the check up I mentioned my skin. He believed it was rosacea and a dermatologist confirmed it. Before the appointment, I bought a book on rosasea and I searched online for th cheapest OTC product for rosasea. You guessed it, it happened to be Prosacea! I immediately starting using Cetaphil wash and lotion and used Prosacea once or twice a day. I noticed a difference! My dermatologist has allowed me to continue that and we've added metro gel 1%. What the Prosacea hasn't taken care of the metro gel 1% has. With my insurance it costs $15 and one 60 gram tube lasts 3 months! Prosacea lasts me about 1-3 months depending on how often I appply it, which I try to aim for once a day. My dermatologist talked about antibiotics and laser treatments, but my rosasea isn't as bad as others I have seen online, so I declined that. He recommended CeraVe PM to reduce the redness and it seems to work, too. It's expensive at the drug stores so I might switch to the generic or buy it online. I use a sunscreen when I go outside and have to watch my triggers.
If you're still doing the contest, I'd love to enter. Also, this is my personal experience, you should check with your doctor--I'm not getting paid to talk about these products. However, I wouldn't mind if I did. LOL!
Chloe
Saturday 23rd of May 2015
Hmm. I never heard of this product! I am gonna check it out. Thank you!
Olivia Douglass
Friday 22nd of May 2015
I try to use skin care products that don't bother it!
Naomi
Friday 22nd of May 2015
I've been told I have Rosacea, but I've never really done anything with it. I also have some skin allergies, so I avoid makeup.
Stephanie Keeping
Friday 22nd of May 2015
I have a friend who has trouble with rosacea. I am going to share this with her.