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Dr. Dray, a dermatologist, has her recommended anti-redness skin care regimen in a YouTube video below which she has partnered with Walmart in using only easy to obtain products. The RRDi has found these same products at Amazon which are listed below the video if you prefer to shop at Amazon. 💜Alternatives to albolene Clinique take the day off cleansing balm Kose softymo cleansing oil 💜Alternatives to vanicream cleanser Cerave hydrating cleanser Neutrogena ultra gentle hydrating cleanser Simple micellar facial gel wash 💜Alternatives to Bioderma sensibio AR cream Cetaphil redness relief night moisturizer PROcure rosacare Cerave PM Equate Beauty Ceramide Moisturizing facial lotion 💜Alternatives to cerave healing ointment Aveeno cracked skin relief Vaseline 💜Alternatives to Eucerin SPF30 Cotz face Blue lizard sensitive SPF 30 Coppertone Pure & Simple SPF50 Think baby Cerave AM 💜Alternatives to vanicream lip spf Cotz lip spf EltaMD UV lip Aquaphor lip 💜Alternative to Cetaphil redness relief spf 20 Physicians formula Super CC SPF30 -
By Apurva Tathe · Posted
Yes I know it's not rosacea but erythema (redness). I know there are so many conditions which look like rosacea but they are not but we do not know the underlying cause might correlate.it might be a co existing condition occurs with rosacea. I haven't done anything for it. It is slowly decreasing itself. -
Apurva, Might not be rosacea. Some conditions you may want to have your dermatologist rule out: Erythromelalgia Keratosis Pilaris Rubra Faceii Pityriasis rosea There are probably a number of other possibilities to rule out since the list of skin conditions that look like rosacea keeps growing. What are you treating your erythema with?
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