Comments on: Eucerin Redness Relief: product reviews

By: Kat

Kat — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 23:06:56 +0000

I’m 21. I’ve had normal skin untill…past summer I noticed I’m getting these weird pinkish, kinda itchy spots on my cheeks that appear then disappear and so on. I started washing my face with camomile tea, two times a day. Makes it better. I’ve been using Eucerin, the Anti-Redness Night cream for 3 months now. Soothing and not too fat, just right! Not as pleased with the green tinted moisturizer, it makes a great sunblock but…I find trouble putting it even, it clumps here and there. The spots didn’t disappear completely but they’re less frequent and not as obvious.

By: Maegan

Maegan — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 06:45:19 +0000

I found the Redness Relief cleanser in Longs while scouring for something to relieve my skin that was gentler than acne cleanser. Having tried so many things, I shrugged and purchased it with the expectation of being diappointed. This is the first product that doesn’t dry my skin! I saw a noticable lessening of redness within a few days, though my skin was a little oilier. I reduced my usage to once a day (hippie chick, I usually only wash my hair every 7-10 days) and that seems to do the trick. Unfortuanetly Longs – now CVS – no longer carried the Redness Reliefe line, nor does any other store in my area. If I run out, I have to order it online and wait a week. This actuallyaffords me the opportunity to appreciate the cleanser, since using any other cleanser leaves my skin terribly dried and prone to break-outs.

I do use the green concealer, but it is thick and doesn’t absorb well. I’ve found that if I apply a light vitamin E cream (no extra minerals, oils, or fragrance) then smooth the concealer over that is blends more easily. The vitamin E is good anyway because one of my symptoms is excessive dryness and peeling after a breakout.

By: Mira

Mira — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 10:37:52 +0000

For two days I am using Eucerin nightrelief redness creme and no changes.But I will still use but I am afraid from side affects.

By: MarkF

MarkF — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 08:43:48 +0000

Hi Erick, Regarding your shaving problem, the best thing you can do is to stop using razors and buy a good quality electric shaver. I was advised this by my doctor 10 years ago and I have never went back to using foam and razor. The redness that I used to get from shaving is no longer a problem.
I also have Rosacea and have started to use Eucerin but not the anti redness stuff just the moisturing ointment and it seems ok so far, still not sure.

By: Erick

Erick — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 19:15:50 +0000

I’m about to turn 30 and within the last couple of months have developed rosacea. Although I have always had sensitive skin with redness in the face (since being 20) the whole burning sensation, with extreme flushing, and blistering as well (on really bad days) has consumed my life as of late, many times leaving work early to avoid the embarrassment and hiding from the sun like a vampire. I have tried numerous products without any success. I bought the University Medical Redness Relief kit witch contains an Extra Mild Soothing Wash, Anti-Redness Calming Toner, and a Neutralizing Perfecting Lotion. All were worthless, with the last product turning my face as red as a tomato for about 8-10 hours. I haven’t tried the Aveeno Ultra Calming cleanser or moisturizer yet but am planning on going to the store right now to find it. I HAVE used the Aveeno Ultra Calming Shave Gel(I’m a guy) and for me, this product did nothing to relieve redness, so far the best shaving gel I’ve found is the Nivea Sensitive Shaving Gel. But even still, I’m contemplating not shaving as much just because it is so skin irritating. I went to a dermatologist last week and he gave me several products to use. None of them worked, they just made it worse. The main product I got from the Dr. was ReVita-Forte Lotion. It stings and makes my face look oily, and doesn’t reduce redness, usually made it worse. I’m done with seeing doctors for this because there is no cure for it, only things to help treat it, which I can find on my own (for MUCH less $$).

By: gloria

gloria — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 21:09:47 +0000

i used this product for two straight weeks with no reasults what so ever…it got worst staring the third week so i decicided to stop using it and this product just burn my face leaving me small red spots all over my cheecks really bad so i will really recomend you not to waist your money in this product and feel freely to return it back to what ever store u had buyed it!!
(this really happend so plz ppl for trying to look better i got worst)

By: Candy

Candy — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 19:19:33 +0000

I’m having a very hard time finding Eucerin Redness Relief Soothing Anti-Aging Serum AND Redness Relief Soothing Moisture Lotion. Is there another brand that is just as good as Eucerin that is available?

By: Ben

Ben — Wed, 27 May 2009 12:52:20 +0000

Hey Everyone,
I decided to give the Eucerin Redness Relief (the green tinted lotion) a try as i’ve always had problems with my face often appearing red and flushed. This as everyone can understand is quite embarressing especially in work situations and i wanted something that could help conceal and take some of the fire out of the redness.
I’ve had mixed results, on some occasions my face has felt hot however i haven’t had any redness then on others it hasn’t helped conceal much at all.
To work well i think you have to apply quite alot however not too much as the lotion feels quite heavy and in certain lights the lotion seems to clog in pores which is quite noticeable. I also developed dry skin between and around my eyes which is an area you can’t avoid applying the lotion to as i was left with a very pale face and dark eyes, which attracted comments like “You look very pale – normally you have alot of colour in your face”.

By: Penny

Penny — Mon, 25 May 2009 05:20:37 +0000

It is so interesting to see such a variety of responses to different lotions, creams, cleansers, etc. I am 60 and have never been diagnosed with Rosacea per se, but lately and more and more frequently I had suffered bouts of red, itchy, or flaky skin. My dermatologist said I had to change my daily routine–I’d been using Neutrogena bar soap (and Olay moisturizer), which horrified her! She suggested the CeraVe products but I didn’t think they were anything special. A friend said her husband had problems with irritated, red skin and had tried everything (prescription and otherwise) and found that the Aveeno Ultra-Calming products worked best. I am so happy she told me about Aveeno. I now use their foaming cleanser and moisturizer. I LOVE the Ultra-Calming Moisturizer…it has a sunscreen, which the CeraVe moisturizer didn’t, and I can literally feel my skin calming down when I put it on. I’ve used the Eucerin Redness Relief Night Cream for a while, too. It works, I guess– that is, my skin isn’t red/flaky/itchy anymore. But really the Aveeno Ultra-Calming Moisturizer feels the most soothing when I apply it, and I’m convinced it’s the reason my skin calmed down.

By: Sarah

Sarah — Wed, 13 May 2009 04:36:24 +0000

P.S. I’m hearing everyone either loves Eucerin or Aveeno but not both. I guess I’m a licorice root lover; feverfew is not my friend…