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Cleanse and De-Sensitize — Rosacea Cleansers and De-Sensitizing Mists
Rosacea Treatment Clinic Cleansers and De-Sensitizing Mists have been formulated especially for the needs of rosacea patients.
The current collection of Cleansers and Mists represent 15 years of refinement of reformulation based on clinical experience.
These products contain a variety of active ingredients which lift impurities and excess oils while supporting the natural exfoliation of the skin.
Twice-daily use leaves skin clean, fresh and calm without any propensity for increased oiliness or dryness.
High concentrations of antioxidants, anti-inflammatories and skin conditioners reduce redness and skin irritation.
Three rosacea cleanser formulations are available:
- Rosacea Anti-Inflammatory Foaming Cleanser (for all skin types);
- Rosacea Oil-Free Purifying Gel Cleanser (for normal to oily skin types);
- Rosacea De-Sensitizing Cleansing Emulsion (for normal to dry and very dry skin types).
After use, spray your skin with one of the Rosacea De-Sensitizing Mists:
- Rosacea Hydrating De-Sensitizing Mist (for all skin types);
- Rosacea Purifying De-Sensitizing Mist (for oilier skin).
Once perfectly cleansed, skin care can be continued with the application of Rosacea Antioxidants, Reparative Rosacea Treatments, Moisturizers and Sunscreens.
For further information on usage, see What Is The Best Way To Cleanse?
All Rosacea Treatment Clinic products are made to order in Australia from pharmaceutical grade ingredients (meeting specifications for Ph Eur., USP, BP) and are free of all known allergens and irritants including paraben preservatives and sodium laureth sulphate. Store below the temperature indicated on the label and use within 4 months of opening.
Author: Peter Wilson.
Reviewed: Monday, 1 August 2011.
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