Troubled skin with redness, bumps or a burning sensation can cause daily discomfort and affect your self-confidence. Rosacea-prone areas require an extremely gentle approach that does not further disrupt the skin barrier. Gladskin Rosacea cream has been specially developed to hydrate and soothe sensitive skin, reducing redness and making the skin look calmer again.
- Effectively reduces redness and burning sensations in rosacea-prone skin.
- Protects the skin's natural microbiome thanks to its hypoallergenic formula.
- Deeply hydrates with a rich, silky texture that forms a protective layer.
- Free from antibiotics and fragrances, which minimises the risk of irritation.
How it works
Gladskin uses innovative technology aimed at restoring the skin's balance. Unlike many aggressive treatments, this cream contains Staphefekt™ Sa.100, an ingredient specifically designed to support the skin flora without affecting the good bacteria. This contributes to healthier-looking skin and a comfortable feeling, supported by scientific knowledge.
Composition
| Content | 30 Millilitres |
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| Main ingredients | Staphefekt™ Sa.100, Glycerin, Vaselinum Album |
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| Features | Hypoallergenic, Fragrance-free, Antibiotic-free |
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Ingredients
Aqua, Propylene Glycol, Vaselinum Album, Cera Cetomacrogolis Emulsificans, Paraffinum Liquidum, Glycerin, Arginine HCl, Sodium Chloride, Trometamol, Staphefekt™ Sa.100, Calcium Chloride.
Use & Dosage
Apply Gladskin ROSACEAR Cream 2-3 times a day to and around rosacea-prone areas. HOW TO USE: 1. Apply Gladskin ROSACEAR Cream to a clean face that is free from creams, cleansers, make-up, etc. 2. Apply a thin layer of the product to and around the rosacea-prone areas. 3. Allow ROSACEAR to absorb for 5 to 10 minutes before applying other products to your skin. TIPS: Store the product in a cool place for the best results.
Safety & Disclaimer
This product is a medical device; read the instructions for use before use. The expiry date of this product is stated on the bottle. Do not expose to temperatures below 0°C or above 25°C.
