- It's literally been forever since I've done a video.
Hi guys, I'm Ross.
Thank you, Adore, for having me.
My video's for anyone that has rosacea,
redness in the skin, high coloring,
problematic skin, sensitive skin, you name it.
If your skin feels it
when you put some skincare on,
and it starts tingling, it doesn't work,
it's not working for you,
I'm just gonna show you a routine that works for me,
AM and PM.
When you have rosacea,
or you have a skin condition
that just is so sensitive,
sometimes you're totally fine for six months,
can be totally fine for a year
and out of nowhere your skin just tells you
that it's no longer good,
no longer good for you.
The first step is to make sure you use a cleanser.
The cleanser I'm using at the moment
is a Dermalogica cleanser,
which is the soothing and calming cleanser,
which I'm gonna grab.
Just dampening my face. (water splashing)
I just damped my face,
damped my face, wetted my face,
my face is wet.
I'm using the UltraCalming cleanser.
I did watch James the other day,
James Vivian said that you do have to cleanse
for two minutes.
I don't know if I've got two minutes to do this,
I don't know if I spend two minutes cleansing,
but this cleanser is beautiful on the skin,
it feels gorgeous on the face,
it doesn't make my skin react,
and it doesn't make it tight afterwards.
Sometimes when you've got rosacea,
or you've got sensitive skin you can use it
then afterwards your skin goes really tight,
and you get loads of lovely flaky bits.
I'm not sure that was two minutes, sorry James, babe.
That's what I've got in me to do that,
right, I'm going to the sink.
The big reveal, all bare,
you can actually see my rosacea,
so really red nose.
Always in the summer,
everybody's like "Oh, you've got a bit of sun there."
And I'm like, "No, that's just my nose."
But, it's like a map of England,
so usually it comes up here,
down here, in here,
and then I get, you can see all the redness here,
I get the dry, flakiness all in here.
Done a podcast with the girls in Beauty iQ
how I try to cover up my rosacea using foundation.
But usually my boyfriend calls me a lamington,
Australian lamington because I get all the flaky bits
start coming here.
But this skincare routine is working for me right now.
So, once I've cleansed,
I'm going to use a serum.
The one I'm using in the AM at the moment
is the Osmosis one,
it's quite boujee, but it's working.
This is the Rescue serum,
I'm using a pump and a half of that.
This feels lovely,
and this is just gonna repair the skin.
Smells quite earthy,
it's there to calm the skin and soothe the skin,
that's what I need
when I'm going to work,
I don't need anything on there that's aggravating it.
But you can see there just,
yeah, I'm happy,
and you can instantly see hydrating,
and crows feet don't look as dry but nice,
nice and plump.
Then, for my everyday, La Roche-Posay Toleriane
is a really gorgeous, everyday moisturizer
which is just great for anyone
that has super sensitive skin.
If you're me, I will literally just use this moisturizer,
and then I'll just probably go straight on
with an SPF,
and then I'll whack on my foundation.
Make sure you put a tiny bit of moisturizer on,
and then you get your SPF.
I don't use a primer, I'm very naughty like that.
So, I go on with an anthelios,
or an ultra-violet, get that SPF 50.
Actually looks all right,
not bad with no foundation on actually.
Okay, so I've cleansed,
and now I'm gonna share with you
my night routine.
My night routine is,
it's not even that complicated.
I think my whole makeup, beauty routine
is never complicated,
I literally use two foundations and that's about it.
For my night routine,
I'm gonna use a SkinCeuticals,
which is phyto green corrective gel.
You take one to two drops of this,
maybe I take three,
and this is great 'cause like anti-inflammatory,
antiseptic it said as well,
and this is great,
you put it on your areas
that really aggravate you,
and for me it's always the center of my face.
I have got it checked out,
and I've been told to drink ginger tea
and licorice tea,
and I'm sure all of us out there
that we've tried all sorts of things
to kind of calm our rosacea,
but nothing really works.
So that, I put on the SkinCeuticals
and you can use that down your neck,
you can use it on your hand,
you can use it anywhere,
anywhere you feel that you're having a flare up is great.
So I don't know if you have it,
but you do a bit of this throughout the day,
'cause you know that your skin's nipping,
or it's itching,
or I tend to do a lot of this,
because I don't want my foundation to move,
or pressing,
then when I get in from work that's the first thing,
that I take my makeup off,
whack that on,
and hopefully it will calm it down.
Then I go on with a moisturizer.
I don't even know how to pronounce that name,
mesoestetic, (mumbling),
can you see it?
And basically, this is gorgeous,
smells a bit like tonka bean,
like freshly baked cakes.
It's there to renew your skin,
and provide strength to your cells.
It's actually gorgeous,
it's really gorgeous, smells beautiful.
There is a special technology within this,
really good for any of us that have rosacea,
and I would literally just put this on before bed,
I think it looks lovely.
And considering I've got a nice, rosy face,
it doesn't nip, doesn't tingle,
we're always gonna live with rosacea,
or sensitive skin,
I suppose it's just using skincare
that works for you,
and rosacea flares up if you have spicy food,
if you've been out in the sun,
if you haven't had enough sleep,
if you're stressed out,
it really just does come alive.
Even when you're thinking something,
and you might get a bit anxious,
sometimes my rosacea starts nipping,
and starts kind of coming out.
There's like five key products that I use,
this is working perfect for my skin right now.
So, guys, if you like this video,
please hit subscribe, like, ring the bell.
Thank you so much, Adore, for having me,
all my love to anybody out there
that has rosacea, sensitive skin, problematic skin,
you name it, skin that screams
when you put certain skincare on it,
this is my happy recipe for you.
All right then, thank you so much for watching, guys,
(kissing) take care, bye.
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