Are you using a nightly skin regimen to help control acne and rosacea?
August 30, 2020
There are several things you can do to help control rosacea and acne breakouts while sleeping. An overnight routine that can reduce skin sebum and clogged oil glands and ultimately help reduce the inflammation associated with rosacea and adult acne on the skin.
The first step is to properly wash your skin with a gentle cleanser that does not overly exfoliate your skin with harsh keratolytics. We recommend Hydrase Gentle Cleanser. Once the skin is washed of impurities and excessive oil, a daily night regimen can help further improve your skin and reduce inflammation.
Although many people associate retinoid use with excessive redness and drying of the skin, dermatologist have used retinoids as a combination therapy for rosacea and adult acne for many years. KareskinMD recommends a nightly regimen of Replenish daily retinoid cream as an important overnight component of your skincare regimen.
Replenish can help soften and gently exfoliate sun damaged and inflamed skin, while reducing sebum that can inflame skin. If you experience dryness or excessive redness from nightly use of Replenish cream, we recommend reducing the interval of use from once nightly to every other night.
After application of Replenish Daily Retinoid Cream, apply Elevase Moisture Booster onto the surface of the skin and massage gently until the cream disappears. Elevase Moisture Booster contains opti-ceramides that can help improve skin function and reduce dryness by improving the skins natural moisture barrier function.
For information and other helpful hints about medical-based skin care, visit our blogs at www.kareskin.com
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