Understand YourSkincare Ingredients
Learn about active ingredients in skincare products and their effects on rosacea-prone skin. Make informed decisions based on clinical evidence and personal tolerance.
Comprehensive Ingredient Database
We're building a comprehensive database of skincare ingredients with specific guidance for rosacea-prone skin. Each ingredient page includes clinical research, common formulations, and personalized tolerance tracking.
Personalised Guidance
Track how your skin reacts to specific ingredients over time to build a personalized, evidence-based skincare routine.
Ingredient Categories
Explore ingredients based on their effects and suitability for rosacea-prone skin
Common Ingredients for Rosacea
Azelaic Acid
Anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. Clinically supported for reducing redness and inflammation in rosacea.
Metronidazole
Prescription topical that reduces inflammation and helps calm redness and bumps.
Ivermectin
Prescription topical that targets inflammation and Demodex-related factors in rosacea.
Niacinamide
Strengthens skin barrier, reduces inflammation and redness. Works well at low concentrations (2-5%) for sensitive skin.
Brimonidine
Prescription vasoconstrictor that temporarily reduces redness. Risk of rebound for some.
Oxymetazoline
Prescription vasoconstrictor used for temporary redness control in ETR.
Salicylic Acid
Exfoliating and pore-clearing properties. May be irritating for some.
Sulfur
Reduces redness and has antimicrobial effects. Can be drying.
Vitamin C
Antioxidant properties. Low-pH forms may irritate sensitive skin.
Retinoids
Improves skin texture. Often requires careful introduction.
Fragrance/Parfum
One of the most common rosacea irritants, especially in leave-on products.
Alcohol Denat
Can sting and dry the barrier, especially during flares.
Menthol
Cooling sensation can mask irritation and trigger reactive skin.
Essential Oils
Tea tree, eucalyptus, citrus, and similar oils often trigger flushing.