Red burning skin

How to manage rosacea

Red, burning skin with inflammation and bumps? Many people are often unaware that they might be suffering from rosacea.

Find out if your symptoms point to a case of rosacea, what to avoid, and how to reduce the redness and inflammation.

Do you want to alleviate your rosacea and get rid of the inflammation without further stressing your skin?

Thousands of satisfied users have already tried Gladskin Rosacea.

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        Contains the active enzyme Staphefekt™
        Reduces redness and pimples
        Inhibits redness and inflammation by using Staphefekt™
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    Gladskin and the skin microbiome

    Redness, pimples, and inflammation often characterize rosacea. Staphylococcus aureus bacteria can worsen these symptoms as they spread through the skin and crowd out the beneficial bacteria.
    This means that even if your rosacea is hereditary and Gladskin isn't directly effective against dilated veins, Gladskin rosacea products can have a significant soothing effect by reducing inflammatory symptoms. This results in a decrease in redness and itching, and a reduction in inflamed bumps on the skin.

    Gladskin is the first product to contain the active ingredient Staphefekt™, an enzyme that selectively removes the harmful Staphylococcus aureus bacteria from the microbiome while leaving the beneficial bacteria intact. This approach helps restore the balance of bacteria on the skin, allowing it to calm down.

    Read more about Rosacea: symptoms, triggers and treatments in our current Rosacea blog article

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    The health advice on this website is not intended to replace a medical diagnosis or treatment by a doctor. Always consult a healthcare provider for acute health problems.