Clinique Redness Solutions Daily Relief Cream, 50ml

Pros: Neutralizes redness on contact, soothing relief for sensitive and easily irritated skin types.
Cons: Somewhat expensive in price, may not provide all the moisture your skin type also needs.

Over the past several years, I've noticed that my skin has changed quite a bit.  It's progressed from super oily and acne prone in my younger days to somewhat dry with frequent bouts of redness now that I've turned 40.  While I've ...

Pros: Non-greasy
Really works against redness, for me, anyway
Relieves dryness
Minimizes wrinkles
Cons: Pricey
Goes fast -- takes more than a few drops

My rosacea laid low for years, only showing when I drank alcohol; so, like a good girl, I stopped drinking alcohol and all seemed well.  Now, suddenly, everything makes my face go all red -- heat, cold, stress, humidity, spicy food, caffeine, you name it.  I started to see bumps, too, and thickened skin.  I tried Neutrogena, Oil of Olay... finally, while reviewing their products in order to get the next Clinique Bonus, I saw they have a new "redness relief" line.  I'm now using all of it, but am especially impressed with the Daily Relief Cream.   Today, it and the mild toner are all I have used and my complexion looks better than it has in months. 

Pros: Good moisterizer is essential. Not greasy when rubbed in well.
Cons: Price.

I had the same experience as the previous commenter. Rosacea seems to be progressive, aggravated in those with a lot of sun damage.  Sun screens with alcohol seem to make it worse.  The acne is the most distressing element.  Washing dailing with salicylic acid soap and using this cream helps.  I found others that worked well too but they are not any cheaper.  Got no relief with antibitotics, which used to work.