just as important for me is controlling my diet. it’s sugar, fried foods, (sweet potato fries wreck my face) and carbs (white bread, potatoes, rice) that aggravate my skin. of course hot drinks one after the other doesn’t work for me, nor does alcohol. (a little with food is fine) honey in my tea (one cup after breakfast or at least with food in my stomach) doesn’t give me a problem but something like a mocha from a coffee shop is really bad. corn syrup is really bad. i see it immediately.

three days of a green juice fast (freshly squeezed cucumber, spinach, celery, lemon or something like that) plus colonics cleared everthing up. now i can see what in my diet aggravates my skin.

take responsibility and leave as little as possible to the pharma companies. i never took antibiotics, i was petrified to get on the train that never stops. good luck!

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It’s gone from occasional pimples and irritation to irritation almost all the time. Every moisturizer/make up item I use irritates it to no end. I’ve changed to bareminerals (all powder) make up, which has helped a lot, but still struggling to find a moisturizer with spf that won’t turn my face stinging into a massive red glow…

Any suggestions on moisturizers? I’ve also started using my metrogel again – any hints on if that will work any time soon to calm this down?

My face has always been so soft, now is just rough, dry and “thick” feeling – anyone experiencing that?

I’m pleased to say that the Rozex gel I was prescribed is really doing it’s job. The difference in my skin in about a fortnight was remarkable. Hope you have as much success.

I have been diagnosed with Rosacea, just really red and dry skin, and have been using the topical gel for about a week now and I don’t really see a change – just wondering how long it would take to see results, if any at all. Thank you!

I’ve just been diagnosed with Rosacea after many visits over a period of 6 months to various Chemists – where each one advised different hydrating creams – I finally sought the advice of my local G.P.

I’m devastated to learn that this will never go away but also confused because my G.P. said it was caused by a mite on my skin. I have read that it may be caused by stress – which is the right answer and should I avoid alcohol whilst using Rozex Gel?

from memory i thought the instructions said to put it on, wait five minutes and then use moisturizer. i do that, and then put on organic wear cover up from physicians formula and my moisturizer is just organic jojoba oil. i also wash with cetaphil and use cetaphil moisturizers as well, when i feel i need more. but better than anything i put on my skin is what i put into my mouth/system. if i eat foods too sweet, too starchy, too fried i have break outs. if i eat raw, lots of salads, if i juice green fresh juices i have clear beautiful skin. good luck!!