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- The post was made 5 daysRosacea and perioral dermatitisIs this suitable for those of us with sensitive skin? I have rosacea and perioral dermatitis (bad outbreaks right now). Is this safe for me to use or will it be too oily and greasy and trigger outbreaks?1 product in post Rosacea and perioral dermatitis901 views
- The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 2 daysHi Line! 👋 The toner is fragrance-free and contains soothing ingredients like panthenol and ceramides, but the texture is rich and creamy, and it also contains protease which provides a mild enzymatic exfoliation. With perioral dermatitis, many people react specifically to rich products and exfoliation, so I wouldn’t recommend introducing this during a flare-up 🤍 When the skin is out of balance, it’s safest to keep the routine as simple as possible with few, gentle products. If the flare-up is severe, feel free to consult a doctor or dermatologist. Once the skin has calmed down, you can test the toner on a small area for a few days before using it on the entire face.
- The post was made 5 daysRosacea and perioral dermatitisI have rosacea and perioral dermatitis (no outbreak right now), is this safe for me to use? Will it be too heavy and greasy and trigger PD outbreaks?1 product in post Rosacea and perioral dermatitis215 views
- The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 11 hoursHi! 😊 Since you have both rosacea and perioral dermatitis, I would recommend being a bit cautious with this particular product. Skin with PD can react to heavy and occlusive creams, which in some cases can trigger new outbreaks. It is very individual what the skin tolerates, so if you want to try it, I recommend starting on a small area and seeing how the skin reacts 💗 Take care! 🥰