Redness across the cheeks and nose. Bumps that come and go and never quite clear. The same few areas drawing your eye every time you pass a mirror. Prosacea Rosacea Gel is a medicated topical gel with Sulphur 1x as its active ingredient — the manufacturer states the finished gel contains approximately 1% sulphur. It goes on thin, directly onto the areas that need it, starting once a day. 21.25g.
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Was hesitant but this gel didn’t irritate my sensitive skin; it reduced flare intensity and healed dry spots, allowing me to skip extra creams and sleep easier.
Eric F.Works well, very light.
John P.Started seeing fewer pimples and less flushing within a week, skin feels softer and less tight overall.
Ben K.Rosacea isn't just dry skin with a bit more colour. It's the redness across your cheeks and nose, the bumps that keep coming back, and the same areas you notice every time you look in the mirror. Another moisturiser isn't necessarily what you came looking for.
Prosacea is different. It's a medicated gel made specifically for rosacea, with Sulphur 1x as its active ingredient. The manufacturer states the finished gel contains approximately 1% sulphur, and the product label includes rosacea and redness among its uses.
The gel goes directly where you need it and is introduced gradually. Start once daily, then build up only if needed and your skin is tolerating it. New users should complete the three-day sensitivity test first.
Prosacea isn't a moisturiser with rosacea-friendly positioning. It's a medicated topical gel with Sulphur 1x as its active ingredient, made specifically for rosacea and redness. Use it on the affected areas, then keep your usual moisturiser as a separate step if you need one.
Dryness or peeling can occur, which is why Prosacea is introduced gradually. Start once daily and, if dryness or peeling becomes bothersome, reduce use to once a day or every other day rather than pushing through it.
Yes. Prosacea is the targeted gel step rather than your moisturiser. Apply it to clean skin as directed and allow it to absorb before continuing with the rest of your routine. The label does caution against using another topical acne medication at the same time because this can increase dryness or irritation.
New users should complete the three-day sensitivity test on one or two small affected areas first. Prosacea is for external use only and shouldn't be used on broken skin or large areas. Anyone under 18, or with sensitive or allergic skin, should use it only as directed by a doctor. Stop and seek medical advice if irritation occurs or gets worse
Prosacea Rosacea Gel 21.25g
