Rosacea products ingredients list: 1. Centella aisatica (bonus: arnica) 2. Sulfur 3. Azelaic acid (min. 10%) 4. Hypochlorous acid 5. Ketoconazole 6. Benzoyl peroxide 7. Zinc oxide

@Paperskinglassbones

4 күн бұрын

Doing the Lord's work

When I changed my diet and eliminated sugar and lowered my carbohydrates. All of my redness and pustules went away... I focused on whole foods, lots of vegetables and Animal proteins..... My skin completely cleared up... I was Told by my dietitian that lower carbohydrates in the diets in high amounts of vegetables lowers inflammation in the whole body...i do still use 10% azelaic acid. Naturium does not peel at all.

@eileenvandernoot3867

16 күн бұрын

I think she meant pill, like a sweater does at times.

@clairefranklin9817

15 күн бұрын

Carnivore is helping mine 4 sure :)

@izabelazanin1124

14 күн бұрын

@@user-ng8yb9fd1k you don't have to completely cut out carbs. Always prioritize low to medium glycemic index carbs instead (they're digested slower in our bodies, leaving us fuller for longer and reducing that post-meal sleepiness caused by insulin spikes from high glycemic index or processed carbs), like brown rice, red rice, whole wheat pasta (you can even make your own with vegetables, look it up on KZread), sweet potatoes, boiled corn, and yams. You can also incorporate more legumes like beans, lentils, chickpeas, make a quinoa-based salad (it's delicious), eat more vegetables like cabbage, zucchini, cauliflower, broccoli, carrots, opt for healthier fats like extra virgin olive oil, coconut oil, avocado (it's amazing with salads or as guacamole!), and nuts. If you increase your intake of animal protein, especially beef, you also tend to feel fuller for longer since our bodies take longer to digest it. I recommend checking out Tish Wonders' "balanced bowls" videos, she shares various delicious and beautiful recipes that will definitely inspire you to be more creative in the kitchen. Hope it helps :)

@brendatomlinson

13 күн бұрын

@@eileenvandernoot3867Aha! Thanks that had me scratching my head

@redlotusqueen

7 күн бұрын

This! 💯💯💯💯

Rosacea triggers for me: stress, lack of sleep and heat.

@brendatomlinson

13 күн бұрын

Oh boy, heat is #1 for me! It also triggers atopic dermatitis on my arms. Pure misery.

For those living in Europe: The brand Theramid has a 15% Azelaic Acid Lotion that works really well. Acnemy has 10% sulfur mask that is also amazing. Both are quite affordable given the concentration. :)

@jngmail

18 күн бұрын

They deliver to the US too with no customs issues to date. Love their azelaic acid 15% and their copper peptide 3%.

@teri2466

18 күн бұрын

Just ordered it (US). Thanks for the recommendation!

@morgianasartre6709

18 күн бұрын

Add Isispharma metroruboril a.z. 15% cream to that list too

@annalenaremy5797

18 күн бұрын

Second the comment about the copper peptide - amazing product!!

@linalou1199

18 күн бұрын

Skinoren 15% Azelaic Acid is also a nice one. 6 month in and my skin looks like reborn

I feel like this video is directed at me LOL 😂 I was hoping you’d talk about this as redness is one of my biggest skin concerns

The newsletter is marvellous! Thank you so much!

Thank you for taking the time to do this. Excellent video and so incredibly helpful!

Physically annoying and embarrassing at times…definitely psychologically impacting. Thank you for bringing more awareness to this topic

For anyone who may be wondering what Dr. Idriss is referring to around the 08:55 mark (Dr. Jart's green, redness-canceling Cicapair) -- she's referencing Color Theory. You'll want to look up something called a Color Wheel which shows what are referred to as Complementary Colors. The complementary colors will be directly across from each other on the wheel. For example, green cancels out red. Yellow will minimize purple (think under the eyes) and vice versa (purple will brighten dull/yellow undertones), etc. Happy color correcting, y'all! 😊❤

@Jasmine215100

18 күн бұрын

Yes, I am familiar with Color Theory and the wheel of opposite colors!

You’re the best Shereene ❤ Thank you for the information

Saturday morning with one of my favorite Docs!!

Thank you! I always love when you talk Rosacea. Really appreciate the details! 😘

Thank you so much for adressing rosacea once again! Have been asking on your insta for this! You're a kind heart, such a lovely person! Wish you gave consultations here in Portugal! Have a great weekend 😃

❤ Fantastic info and I will be coming back to this video again just to take notes like a good nerd 🤓 You are THE most helpful and pleasant to watch Derm on the internet! Thank you and I hope the little one is feeling better and you all get some rest today. 🥰

Thank you so much! Your videos are always so interesting, especially as a rosacea sufferer myself! Lots of love from France (I love hearing you throw random french words in your sentences btw)!

Thank you Dr. Idriss, you’re so helpful!! Such an amazingly detailed video on rosacea🙏🏼❤️

This was very informative, very spot on. Thank you very much

I’ve been waiting for this video forever! Tysm 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼

Thank you, thank you, thank you for this video! It was so informative & helpful to explain so many issues I've had for years.

I’ve been watching for several months now…. I really appreciate that you link to a lot of different products that are readily available to everyone, and not just your own line! With that said, I have been using your major fade line and depuffer for about a month and I really love it! 😊

Thank you Dr. Idriss! Great advice here and some of it I hadn’t heard before, and I’ve watched a lot of rosacea videos. ❤

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!!!❤ I currently dont have health insurance so this is super helpful. Your work is amazing. I admire you so much and I wish you health, sucess for your family, and everything! ❤ Thank you Dr.Idriss!!!

Really appreciate your content and especially how you often mention the psychological effect of different skin conditions ❤❤❤

Thank you so much for this video! This is exactly what I needed to revolutionize my skincare routine!

I love your clear talking, no nonsense information. And the little plate in the background 😂

Thank you so much! I love you as a Derm and really appreciate your thoughtful videos. One thing I would love if you explained how to add these products to fit in our AM and PM routines. As well as if we use A dont use B on the same day, etc.

blessed with all the possible triggers for rosacea, just awesome :')

THANK YOU! It's so hard to get into dermatology where I am and the way insurance is billed but also just having the time for another appointment is a whole other issue. I definitely needed this. I have the diagnostic from my primary care who literally knows nothing about it (not exaggerating, she actually told me that) but trying to get into dermatology has been so difficult. So I'm relying on OTC and sourcing good info online (but there's not much out there besides anecdotes). So this is amazing and came at the perfect time. I cannot say thank you enough for this video. I understand more about how to help my condition from your one video than from hours of reading and doctors visits. You're amazing. Keep at it. ❤

Thank you for your content and for educating us! My current pregnancy has caused the worst flare of rosacea I’ve ever had. Implementing your tips have made such an improvement!❤❤

Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom with us❤

Thank you so much for this video!! As a long-term sufferer of rosacea, I now have a new shopping list, as well as self-esteem, to purchase and use the right products. Much love from mid Michigan!💜

Thank you for your Ted Talk. Love your videos ❤

I just love the mixture of informative content mixed with a wicked sense of humor. Thank you for educating me. I work as an esthetician & your videos help me guide my clients to using helpful OTC products. I’m extremely grateful to learn from you. And to laugh as well ❤

Love you Dr Shereen! Thank you for educating normal people in a simple language.

Thank you for this, I needed that!

Thank you so much!!! I am so happy to be introduced to some new products for my tool chest! I was also prescribed doxycycline for my skin and ocular symptoms. Had to up the dose to 100 mg recently due to seasonal allergies layered on top of the rosecia. That seems to be working for now but I expect that will change as my treatment has changed through the years as my skin has changed. Thank you again for your content and your product line. It’s made a huge difference!

Oh my goodness those tips about rosacea not having blackheads and not being around nasal folds was soooo helpful! Thank you

Thank you for dropping knowledge every Saturday morning! You are a badass. My cheeks get flushed when I work out, embarrassed, from alcohol, or just getting hot. It's embarrassing. My esthetician said my capillaries are close to the surface of my skin. Based on your examples, I don't think I have rosacea, but now I want to see a derm for laser treatments like you did. My cheeks get rosey and it's embarrassing when people point it out.

Thank you so much for this so detailed video. I have been fighting Rosacea (with a dermatologist and my eye doctor help) for years and I learned new things from this video. Please continue with this excellent information.

I needed this. It's crazy how this popped up exactly when I've been struggling with this new issue.

@shereeneidriss

16 күн бұрын

So glad you found it helpful!! 🙌

Just what I needed Shereen, my rosecea has been flaring up recently. Highly recommend all dr Sam buntings products. Would love to try your de puffer when you ship to the uk. Love your videos.

This was absolutely fantastic, thank you!

omg thank you so much for this video !!! i have papulopustular rosacea and ocular rosacea and its such a complicated condition to understand!! took me years to identify the triggers, and til this day sometimes it randomly appears and i dont even understand why! I think i developed this condition because in my teenage years i used to expose myself to the sun and uv a lot without protection and like you said it broke my skin barrier and it made my skin super sensitive to anything that could be 'rude' or irritating to my skin. I have flare ups when ever the climate is really dry or any extreme climates too like either super cold or super hot. but wow thank you so much for sharing products that help when it flares up, please dont stop!! 🙏

THANK YOU SO MUCH! This is the video I have been waiting for! Have been cautious with getting sulfur products, as all of them state "acne-treatment", and that is not something I wanted for my sensitive rosacea skin. Thank you for clarifying this moment!

Thanks for all your advice. Love you short videos!

Great vid! Very informative. Love how frank & honest you are. How do you feel about Minocycline?

Thank you, I needed this info.

For inside-out help, get your A1C checked. High-carb diets and subsequent high blood sugar/insulin resistance is frequently the culprit with those suffering from rosacea. Getting the diet in check and getting those glucose spikes flattened will heal a lot of health issues and your skin will start chilling out, too 😁.

I love the little name plate in the back!!! Always love Dr. Idriss and her positivity! Such a badass woman!

@BEABE4242

17 күн бұрын

She is a good one!!😅 badass ,sn't?

@brendatomlinson

13 күн бұрын

I admit I took a screenshot of it to keep!

Great video! Perimenopause was giving me rosacea. I started using a prescription estrogen face cream two months ago and it’s almost gone now! So that’s another tip for any of you who may be menopausal.

@froufou100

18 күн бұрын

thank you, I am in the same position and nothign seems to tame it so will ask y dr!

@christinel6325

18 күн бұрын

I'll try to get my hands on this! I'll try anything at this point 😊

@crissyanderson6495

18 күн бұрын

Oh I will definitely have to check this out and ask my dermatologist because I’m tired of all the meds (and money) that I’ve been using that isn’t helping! I had normal skin up until menopause and then everything went down hill! Thank you for sharing ❤

@emkn1479

17 күн бұрын

Oh wow, yet another thing that might be triggered by perimenopause that I hadn’t considered…but I have only noticed it in the past few years…thanks for mentioning.

@LavenderCross75

17 күн бұрын

Are you in the states? ❤

Can you make a video on wholesome skincare brands from health food stores like whole foods, natural grocers, etc? I really appreciate all your info esp for rosacea skin! 💗💗

I’m a dermatology NP with awful flushing. This video is amazing! I’m scheduled for vbeam next week!🥳 You rock, Dr. Idriss!❤

Thank you so much for this 😭 I did so much over stripping of my poor sensitive face thinking I was doing the right thing

I just 💗 you and I am soooooo happy that I started following your vids. So helpful THANK YOU

Thank you so much for this video! I really appreciate it!

Genius! Thanks to dr Idriss I got a hold of my constant red dots popping up. I use dandruff schampo (actually daily) and they vanished. 🙌So wish her products were available in Sweden though. She knows what she's doing, for sure!

Thanks for this great video! So glad to know that someone out there understands the multitude of symptoms a rosacea sufferer can have and that it's not 'all in our head'. In regards to Vbeam, I'm struggling with any laser procedures because aside from being blessed with Rosacea I also have lots of hyperpigmentation/melsama on top and waiting beneath my dermis. I love Vbeam but do you feel it can also exacerbate and ultimately cause more PIH? Also adding thoughts to the community here and agree with a lot of the comments. I've had rosacea since I was a kid and it's taken me 20+ years to remotely understand my skin and countless appts with derms and my own experimentation, the triggers, what works (and doesn't work), and the evolution of it. Everyone is going to have a different combo of what works for them and what your triggers are. I will say though I feel there are some common things you need to get under control 1.) the bacteria that causes rosacea - aka you gotta cleanse or use a hypochlorous acid like Dr Idriss mentioned 2.) You have to keep the skin hydrated and balanced - rosacea is always sitting underneath and always wanting to explode at any moment, so you have to keep your skin plump and moisturized to keep that at bay i.e. use toner and essences to bring back hydration after you cleanse (moisturizer wasn't enough for me), than the normal skin regimen 3.) if you have a rosacea flare you def. have to do the above two even more so and whatever products help calm your skin and top if off with an occlusive. Remember even if we flare we want the illusion that our skin is ok - i.e. the hydration/plumping effect. GL!

Hello from Colombia Dr. I love your videos💐

Love the sign at the back 🙂

this is exactly what i need this morning thank u doctor :-)

Thank you for sharing this!!! I am considering the laser treatments

I ordered the vitamin c cream. Can’t wait to use it!!!

Hi Dr. Idriss! I'm using aPAD by Geek and Gorgeous for my mild rosacea. More affordable than Paula's choice and more cosmetically elegant than the Ordinary's. Thank you so much for this video. :)

Sometimes my rosacea really catches me off guard, like when we traveled to a high-altitude town in Utah. My skin was SO irritated and red and now I travel with ALL my goodies so I can treat a flare up anywhere. Other times, like when it's very hot outside (California summers) and you're at an event-- sigh! "No, everyone! I am NOT drunk! ...or having a heat stroke!"

AMAZING VIDEO🎉 THANK YOU AS ALWAYS 🫶

Thank you so much! 積雪草，杜鵑花酸，BP, sulfur, zinc oxide, ketokonazole, I’ll keep these things in mind😊

Amazing!!! Thank you for one more excellent video 🥰🥰🥰

@shereeneidriss

16 күн бұрын

Aw thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed! 🙌

omg thank you so much!! All these years my face would get insanely red when I am embarrassed, angry, exposed to sun or just after work out and I couldn't figure out why. Will finally start treating it

I really appreciate how you showed the presentation of rosacia on dark skin.

@shereeneidriss

16 күн бұрын

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Thank you for another informative video. I do have mild Rosacea, so I devour any content you release on the subject! It's all helped tremendously. I'm in Canada, so we do have a lot of restrictions on ingredients in skincare. The Tripple Paste cream is not available here! Are there any others in that category that you can recommend?

I was given Accutane 30 years ago and both my papulopustular and eye rosacea cleared up. About 6 months ago I think I overused retinoic acid, lots of stress and it all returned! Now on doxycycline and I follow Dr. Idriss’ suggestions. Doing a lot better! Thank you!

The BEST rosacea video ever. I think you covered it all!! It took forever to be properly diagnosed. In fact I was treated as adult acne in my 30’s and put on tretinoin which was a total disaster. Years later I determined it was really rosacea. Now at 76 it’s controlled with many of the products you mentioned. I love hypochlorous acid spray and can’t wait to try the Nizoral shampoo.

Great video! I got my rosacea under control with azelaic acid and ivermectin, my dermatologist also does some light therapy sessions (skin is so smooth and beautiful after those!). I still get flares once in a while (specially if it is too warm or too hot). I will add sulfur to my routine. Thank you for educating us.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Love from France.

@shereeneidriss

16 күн бұрын

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Very informative! Thank you so much

I have Mast Cell Activation Syndrome that causes flushing and years before I was diagnosed I’d get my coworkers asking if I needed medical attention because they knew I reacted to peanuts. Treating my MCAS has been hugely helpful for the rosacea, along with a compounded cream with azelaic acid, ivermectin, and metronidazole. I just added a centella serum after testing it on half my face for a few weeks (honestly for me the best way to gauge reactions, keep one side the same and test one new thing on one side of the face so you have a control subject) and it’s making a big difference. My moisturizer contains licorice root, which also really helps redness for me (also has ceramides and niacinamide).

@rachelwright470

16 күн бұрын

Which moisturizer do you use with the licorice root?

@clockwoodw

16 күн бұрын

@@rachelwright470 Cheryl Lee MD True Lipids Perfecting Lotion

Thank you Dr.Idriss! Great video! My eyes filled at the conclusion of your video when you described the psychosocial aspect of living with rosacea. The struggle is real. I have become so sensitive that I can't wear any makeup right now and I am in the middle of an extreme flare. I use a prescription Ivermectin/Metronidazole compound. Which product that you have listed would you suggest that I begin with for some over the counter additional support?

I sometimes put a zinc sunscreen on my face when its irritated. It really calms my face down

Finacea works well for flare ups ❤ thanks for this video ❤

Suffering with this big time thanks for sharing 🦋

Thank you so much!! This was so helpful. I do feel a bit overwhelmed at the quantity of the products. Would you have some info now on how to use the products? Are you suggesting we buy all of these products? Or one per category? Is there an order one should be using them in in the day to day?

Thanks for this!!! Helpful!!! Request: content around smokers lines around the mouth. I bet you have some great tips! 🙌

I’m a flushed red American😂

Summer is coming, so could you please do a video on how to properly protect your lips with (spf) product recommendations? I absolutely live your video and appreciate this one on rosacea!:)

I just wanna say that you are a heck of a role model, I'm a 21yo Syrian girl living in Homs city which is very close to Lebanon; sending you loads of love I’m a HUGE nerd in a place where unfortunately rich resources don't exist anymore and no international brand, you've helped me SO MUCH also I'm preaching your products to all of my friends around the globe lol, can fucking not wait to try them myself

@PrototypeM

18 күн бұрын

May Allah bless you with ease , ameen 🤲. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤

@haha-cl8zp

17 күн бұрын

@@PrototypeM Awww thank you so much! Sending blessings back your way❤

Thank you so much!THIS is the content I needed!Rosie cheeks over her thanks you😊

Thank you for all your videos !!!

OMG!!!!!! I just noticed the little sign behind you. Brilliant 😂😎😂😎😂😎

Diaper rash cream team here! I use it as a last step to my night rutine. It really helps with my rocesea AND when I use tretinoin so I don't get irritared 💪🏻

You are amazing Dr.. thank you

I would love a video about product recommendations, what not to do, and what to expect on Accutane. Going on it next month and feeling nervous!

Fantastic vidéo, Wow !thank you 🙏 💜

great vid, as always! say, where can i get a "great job" sign like Dr. Idriss?😍

Thank you for this video, I loved it, super informative, how can I incorporate all these ingredients into my skincare routine?

Not gonna lie, everytime I watch your video all I wonder is what foundation (or tinted moisturizer) you use cuz it looks AMAZING. (also as a rosacea sufferer, thank you for the tips!)

Finally a respond... thank you doc 😍 Edit: By the way doc what are things or skin care that can help to restore our damage skin barrier????

Great info as always. I feel like my hair is thinning as well so my question is why don’t you use the niazal all over the head as a preventative treatment? Thank you for your videos. I look forward to your videos on Saturdays and your shorts during the week. You explain everything so well. Merci ❤ ❤❤

This was so interesting! I almost skipped watching it because I don't have Rosacea, but I found all this information fascinating. Thank you, Doctor! 💜🩷💜

God bless you, I’ve been dealing with rosacea for years and nothing has helped. I will try sulfur!

You are amazing Dr. Idriss! You are so educated and compassionate, which really is the perfect combination for these types of discussions ❤ Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us red-faced nerds 😂