Re: Where is this redness (epidermis, dermis?)?

[Guest guest]

i get the same thing, joe. in the morning my skin looks so nice and pink,

almost pale....but as the day progresses, so does the red blotchiness of

rosacea around my nose and cheeks. i'm not sure why this progression happens

either, but i'm glad there is someone else that " goes through " the same

frustrating routine.

tim

[Guest guest]

Hi, my opinion is there aren't any triggers at night, like for me

also. But during the day, heat, elements, stress, etc. begin the

rosacea process.

You may want to try Dr. Sy's Zinco cream. It is a sunblock and keeps

redness down. She has tinted and nontinted creams. I think her

website is in the Bookmark area.

> i get the same thing, joe. in the morning my skin looks so nice

and pink,

> almost pale....but as the day progresses, so does the red

blotchiness of

> rosacea around my nose and cheeks. i'm not sure why this

progression happens

> either, but i'm glad there is someone else that " goes through " the

same

> frustrating routine.

>

> tim

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Maybe I'm not understanding the term " triggers, " but about the only

time I get redness AND the pustules is in the morning, and only on

the side of my face that was against the pillow. I used to think it

was contact dermatitis and that I just needed to change my laundry

detergent or fabric softener. But it seems to be from that cheek

getting overheated (?).

Oddly enough this happens in the winter; it doesn't happen now that

the weather is warm. So I think dry air has something to do with it

too.

Other people here have talked about getting cooling pillows

( " Chillos " or something like that) so I'm wondering if they are going

to bed already red, and don't want to make it worse, or are they

trying to avoid getting red (the way I do).

~Jan

> > i get the same thing, joe. in the morning my skin looks so nice

> and pink,

> > almost pale....but as the day progresses, so does the red

> blotchiness of

> > rosacea around my nose and cheeks. i'm not sure why this

> progression happens

> > either, but i'm glad there is someone else that " goes through "

the

> same

> > frustrating routine.

> >

> > tim

> >

> >

> >