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07/23/2026
Struggling with persistent breakouts despite trying everything? It might not just be clogged pores or hormones — oxidative stress and inflammation could be the missing piece. Learn how free radicals affect your skin and practical steps to calm inflammation in our latest blog. Read more: https://wix.to/Ct2G0Ws
The Missing Piece of the Acne Puzzle: Oxidative Stress and Inflammation When most people think about acne, they think about clogged pores, bacteria, hormones, or oily skin. While all of these factors play a role, research suggests there may be another important piece of the acne puzzle: oxidative stress. Understanding how oxidative stress affects the skin can help expla...
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Your staycation starts now. Summer is one of the best times to make memories, but it can also be a stressful season for your skin. Sun exposure, pool chemicals, salt water, travel, and changes in routine can all leave you feeling dehydrated, irritated, or out of balance. A facial is a great way to replenish moisture, calm infl...
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Understanding Rosacea and What Causes It
Understanding Rosacea and What Causes It Rosacea is more than just redness. It is a chronic inflammatory condition that can be triggered by sun, heat, foods and stress. Common Symptoms include: Redness Flushing Visible Blood Vessels Sensitivity Bumps or Pustules Common Triggers Include: Heat Sun Exposure Spicy Food Alcohol Stress Over-Exfo...
Is it acne...or rosacea?
Rosacea can resemble acne but a professional can help you spot the difference. Here are the 4 subtypes of rosacea and how they present.
1️⃣ Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea (ETR)
“Redness & Flushing Rosacea”
Common Symptoms:
Persistent facial redness
Frequent flushing
Visible broken capillaries (telangiectasia)
Burning or stinging sensation
Sensitive skin
2️⃣ Papulopustular Rosacea
“Acne Rosacea”
Often confused with acne.
Common Symptoms:
Red bumps
Pustules (“whitehead” lesions)
Inflamed breakouts
Persistent redness
Sensitive skin
Key Difference From Acne:
Usually lacks blackheads and comedones
3️⃣ Phymatous Rosacea
“Thickened Skin Rosacea”
A rarer subtype involving skin thickening.
Common Symptoms:
Thickened or bumpy skin texture
Enlarged pores
Swollen skin
Most commonly affects the nose (rhinophyma)
4️⃣ Ocular Rosacea
“Eye Rosacea”
Affects the eyes and eyelids.
Common Symptoms:
Dry or irritated eyes
Burning or gritty sensation
Red or watery eyes
Swollen eyelids
Light sensitivity
💡 Often overlooked because people don’t associate eye symptoms with rosacea.
A barrier repairing skincare routine along with avoid rosacea triggers helps to reduce redness and flares.
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