Sensitive red cheeks or early signs of couperose?

Rosy cheeks may make you think of a fresh and healthy complexion, but the reality can be quite different: Small visible blood vessels make your cheeks and the area around your nose appear red. You may also notice dryness and tightness. Sometimes, you might even experience burning, itching, raised bumps and spots. The protective layer of your skin is visibly under attack. And the culprit is either couperose or rosacea. 

Dr. Hauschka has natural remedies for skin that is seeing red.

If you’re suffering from couperose or rosacea, there’s one thing your body needs above all else: a skin care routine that accompanies treatment, supports your skin and helps it regain its natural balance. Our cosmetics help you to look after yourself from the inside out, so your skin can take the time it needs to renew itself. To achieve this, we combine nature with state-of-the-art technology. We are pioneers of natural cosmetics, plant nerds and passionate researchers. Our formulations use the best natural ingredients and medicinal plants. And for your skin condition, the main players are rose, lady’s mantle and St. John’s wort.

How can you tell the difference between couperose and rosacea?

Both start with redness on the cheeks and around the nose. Small red or blue-coloured capillaries become visible due to congestion in the blood vessels. With couperose, this redness often only temporary at first. It may appear when you get home from a chilly winter walk, after time in a hot sauna, or when you eat something extra spicy. It might even flare up if you enjoy an extra cup of coffee in the morning or a glass of red wine in the evening. Perhaps you’re experiencing a time of stress or your skin care products aren’t quite right for you. Any of these factors can cause these small capillaries to remain visible for longer. Over time, your skin becomes drier and more sensitive, causing tightness, burning and maybe even a stinging or itchy sensation.

With Rosacea, the redness tends to be permanent from the outset. Initially the nose and cheeks are most likely to be affected. Later, the redness may spread to your forehead and other areas. Gradually the red patches develop pimples and angry spots. If the affected skin is not treated, the sebaceous glands can become enlarged. Skin becomes rough and raw and you may also experience dry, irritated eyes. In men, the nose often takes on a distinctive bulbous appearance. Anyone suffering from Rosacea should be treated by a dermatologist. However, it’s helpful to also use the right skin care alongside specialist treatment.

Individual care for facial redness.

We’ve put together a simple skin care concept for you. It’s suitable for everyday use and gives your couperose-prone skin valuable impulses to help it regain its natural balance. For us, day and night go together like inhaling and exhaling.

Recommended beauty routine for couperose-prone skin.

A morning routine to kiss facial redness goodbye.

Tea or coffee? Sport or news apps? Meditation or hustle and bustle? We don’t know how you like to start your day, but we’ve put together a skin care routine for you that is just as flexible as it is natural. Good morning, beautiful!