Facial care for redness

Cream for facial redness: calm, hydration and a strong barrier

Facial redness can be caused by sun, cold, heat, stress or sensitive skin. When the skin barrier is weak, irritants can get in more easily, and the skin becomes red more quickly. That is why skincare needs to both soothe and strengthen. Anti Redness Cream soothes the skin and reduces redness, irritation and blemishes. An ingredient derived from lactic acid bacteria strengthens the skin’s good bacteria, while organic oats soothe. You can use it as a day and night cream or as a 28-day treatment morning and evening. The cream is fragrance-free and dermatologically tested.

Mist and serum for red and irritated skin

Anti Redness Mist with 10 % azelaic acid instantly soothes irritated skin and reduces redness. It is especially good in the evening, when redness is often most visible, and it can replace your serum. Skin Balance facial serum with natural algae extract keeps skin balanced and reduces irritation, blemishes and redness. It is AllergyCertified and especially good for young and sensitive skin. For dry, stressed skin, Peptide Repair Serum is a night serum with peptides from the herb centella, which strengthen the barrier and reduce redness. Please note that it has a scent of patchouli, gardenia and honey. After cleansing, Skin Balance facial toner with algae and liquorice root can soothe and hydrate. See more about skincare for sensitive skin.

Sun protection and after-sun care

The sun can make redness more visible, so sunscreen should be part of your routine every morning. Daily Sun Shield with SPF 50 is ultra-light and does not leave a greasy or white residue or clog pores, making it especially good for skin prone to redness. If skin has had too much sun, fragrance-free aftersun soothes and cools. For small dry and irritated areas, Multi Balm is a fragrance-free balm that relieves and cares for skin. See also sunscreen.

How to keep your daily routine gentle

Wash your face in lukewarm water, pat it dry and do not scrub hard. Keep your routine simple with a few products and give it a few weeks. Read more advice in the guide Skin redness: How to soothe your skin, or find your routine.