TriDermaFacial Redness Relief Gentle Face Cream, Soothing & Relieving Daily Moisturizer for Redness, Repair Uneven Skin Tone, Irritated or Sensitive Skin | Day/Night | (2.2 Oz. Tube)

I have super sensitive skin on my neck and chest. It's often red and inflamed; many visits to my Dr & dermatologist plus tests/biopsies and steroids/topicals etc haven't been able to "fix" it. I have to be so careful about all products I use (shampoo, conditioner, soaps, perfume, so on). There's no rhyme or reason to what causes it to flare up, and the flares are so uncomfortable not to mention they make me feel self-conscious. I'm also in my mid-40s and doing everything I can to prevent aging skin. This actually helps! It keeps my flares to a minimum and I feel like it helps with wrinkles as well. I notice my chest is smoother when I use this consistently, with much less redness. It's very moisturizing and a little goes a long way. It's soothing, doesn't cause irritation, and keeps the redness/flares at bay. Always have an extra tube on hand!

This product is excellent for moisturizing and redness relief, I was on the fence for months before I bought this because I had already spent so much money on products that didn't work. My 1st picture is before, 2nd about 2 weeks of using, and 3rd is about 4 weeks. I only use a total of 3 pea size amounts for my chest, shoulders, neck, and face - the value for the money is definitely worth it. I have very sensitive skin due to autoimmune issues and this product does NOT irritate my skin.

I am only 21 years old, and I have unfortunately watched my skin deteriorate from 'porcelain-doll' to pale, red, and flaky. Around my nose I have developed broken capillaries which look terrible -- it has made the sides of my nose VERY red and flaky, and I have been very self-conscious about it since it started. I have NOT been to a dermatologist to get an actual 'diagnoses' of having Rosacea, but I am pretty sure considering the appearance it is something of that nature. I have tried Clinique's redness solutions, Dermalogica's intensive moisture balance moisturizers, Dermalogica micro-exfoliate face wash, tea-tree oil, lavender oil, vitamin E oil, coconut oil, so many different things, but I have come to find out that if you are not treating your skin for the specific issue then you will not see results. I have now changed my facial cleansing routine to this:-I use Neutrogena Naturals Purifying Facial Cleanser morning & night as a face wash-Apply TriDerma Facial Redness Repair cream, then 10 minutes later apply TriDerma Intense Fast Healing creamAfter just two days, I have noticed a remarkable change in the texture of my skin. My skin is no longer flaky and patchy, but is now smooth, even, and glowing. The redness on my cheek area close to my eyes and nose has pretty much disappeared, and the redness on the sides of my nose has greatly improved because of the texture and moisture improvement. Granted, the redness has not gone away completely, this would be an unrealistic expectation because the product says it heals over time. I have clearly damaged my skin from the over-application of make-up, harsh face-washes, diet, and other environmental factors, so it is important for people to remember that first-use miracles or 'overnight transformations' are probably not going to happen. I am hoping that after a solid month of consistent use and maintaining the routine of use then I will see major results and my skin will continue to heal.I think this product, along with TriDerma intense fast healing, has greatly improved the overall look of my skin. Even though I still have slight redness around my nose, I can see the improvement after every use and cannot wait to see how it looks after using for a few weeks. Wonderful product(s)!

DOES NOT SEEM TO DO ANYTHING??

I have a mild case of rosacea subtype II on my cheeks. I started using Cetaphil anti-bacterial soap in addition to thislotion and my condition cleared up but the redness was still present. I have changed my diet as well by not eatingany sugar, especially chocolate, spicy food and no alcohol. The redness is slowly going away. The upside is this lotionis very moisturizing and nice to use, it just had a medium effect on my condition.

Hey it didn't work for me. It burned my face a little but it stung my hands, back and front plus finger pads severely. Took a few days to figure it out. I usually wash skincare off my hands but it was nature so I rubbed it in my hands like lotion. Only used it 1 day. Slept in it so pillows got some on it. Burned to point I washed my hands about midnight but they still stung but couldn't fig out. Assumed neuropathy was spreading to hands. The next day my face was a little pink and I thought I had fever since I was sick. 2nd night hands burned again. Then I realized my pillow had it all over from my face and hands as i sleep with my hands under my pillow. Washed hands and grabbed another pillowcase. Still stung. Realized I needed to wash my long dry hair earlier than usual. 1 hair wash, a 3rd pillow case change and all fresh sheets change later problem solved.I tried it for my rosacea. I have eczema that's severe and sensitive plus I'm allergic to lots of natural things.I'd recommend trying this product! I'm always the oddball! Even 3 of my drs have sd this multiple times! I only write this for the other oddballs so that you'll realize a little quicker and be able to fix ALL the areas it touches quicker so you don't suffer the allergic reaction as long as me. I use many harsh skin care products on my face over a life time for acne and now I have rosacea & severe eczema too?? So I'm not surprised it didn't burn and sting my face. My face is about used to battery acid lol, just kidding! But my face was pinker the next day is why I didn't use it again. But oddball me, it didn't feel anything. But my hands were on fire.I wish others good luck. It's worth a try. I'll continue trying new products. It didn't scare me away from exploring.

I am a big fan of Triderma products and this one doesn't disappoint. High quality and performance with excellent ingredients.