Anti-Redness Calming Toner Alcohol-Free Isotonic Water Couperose & Rosacea Sensitive Skin

Tonic for vascular, rosacea and sensitive skin – soothing and isotonic against redness. Soothing, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects.

Thanks to its isotonic bio-mineral complex, it restores isotonic balance, proper hydration and mineralisation of the skin. Also excellent for use as a soothing and anti-stress compress in face and eye care. Do not use for cavitation. Formulated for toning and cleansing vascular, rosacea-symptomatic, sensitive skin prone to erythema and irritation.

The Red Stop line is a year-round treatment to soothe and strengthen vascular and sensitive skin with symptoms of rosacea.

Recommendations and indications – when to use tonic for vascular, rosacea and sensitive skin:

• vascular skin
• sensitive, reactive skin
• dilated capillaries
• vascular foci, tendency to erythema
• sensitive, reactive skin
• dilated vessels
• severe flushing of the skin
• severe redness
• inflammatory symptoms
• acne rosacea, sensitive skin
• sensitive skin
• pustules and pustules
• dryness, burning, tenderness of the skin
• excessive skin reaction.
• excessive reactivity to external stimuli
• stress on the skin

Effects

• reduction of irritation and redness
• strengthening, sealing and shrinking of capillaries and improvement of their elasticity
• reduction of acne symptoms
• reduction of rosacea symptoms and symptoms of periodic paroxysmal erythema
• intensive anti-inflammatory and antibacterial action
• regeneration and restoration of the epidermal barrier function
• improvement of skin condition and its resistance to stress

Tonic for vascular, rosacea and sensitive skin – plant extracts:

• Coral alga is rich in isotonic bio-minerals: potassium (K), magnesium (Mg), zinc (Zn), manganese (Mn) and calcium (Ca). These minerals are essential for cell communication and help maintain the skin’s hydrolipidic balance, providing elasticity and hydration. It also has antioxidant and antimicrobial properties, strengthens blood vessels and increases resistance to external factors.
• White lily with smoothing, soothing and protective properties. It also has moisturising and emollient effects.
• Flax thanks to the mucilage that forms a layer on the skin, protects against water loss, has a smoothing, moisturising and anti-inflammatory effect.
• Aloe vera juice has strong anti-inflammatory and soothing effects. It promotes healing and soothes skin irritation, inflammation and micro-injuries.

Vascular skin (vascular)

Vascular (vascular) skin is one of the more difficult to care for. It is characterised by an increased susceptibility to external factors. It is very thin with a visible network of blood vessels, the so-called telangiectasia (couperose). Under the influence of negative stimuli (for example, atmospheric factors, stress, poor diet), the capillaries rapidly contract and dilate. This causes excessive redness of the skin, i.e. the symptoms of erythema. These symptoms are initially temporary and the redness usually fades after a few minutes. Over time, however, it can develop into a permanent form. Furthermore, the thin-walled blood vessels often burst as a result of high blood pressure, and permanent marks appear on the skin, so-called “spider veins”. These are most common on the cheeks, nose and décolleté. Further inadequate care can consequently lead to the development of rosacea.

Characteristics of vascular skin:

• shallowly set, dilated and bursting blood vessels;
• hypersensitivity, reactivity;
• excessive, unresponsive skin.
• symptoms of overreactivity to external and internal factors,
• long-term redness of the skin;

Vascular skin sometimes occurs with other problematic skin types, such as sensitive or dry skin

Rosaceous acne

Rosacea (acne rosacea) is a chronic, inflammatory, seborrhoeic skin condition of the face. However, unlike acne vulgaris (acne vulgaris), rosacea is associated with a vascular (blood vessel) skin type. When exposed to negative stimuli (for example, atmospheric factors, stress, poor diet), the capillaries rapidly contract and dilate. This results in reddening of the skin – i.e. the so-called features of erythema. The redness is initially transient and usually fades after some time, but may later develop into permanent symptoms. The persistent form is a multitude of dilated blood vessels known as teleangiectasia. These are most commonly found on the central part of the face, on the forehead, nose, cheeks and chin. Further inadequate care can lead to the development of rosacea, i.e. the formation of inflammatory papules and shallow pustules. Therefore, the next phase of rosacea development, especially in men, may additionally lead to hypertrophy of the sebaceous glands. Furthermore, it can lead to nodular lesions on the nose – this is the hypertrophic form of rosacea (rhinophyma).

Stages of rosacea development:

• redness, symptoms of erythema of a transient nature
• permanent erythema symptoms, i.e. telangiectasias – multiple, permanently dilated blood vessels
• permanent erythema symptoms
• inflammatory papules, pustules, hypertrophic lesions of the sebaceous glands, nodular lesions on the skin of the face

Features of skin with rosacea:

• • shallowly set, dilated and bursting blood vessels
  • hypersensitivity, skin reactivity
  • permanent symptoms of irritation to external and internal factors
  • long-term reddening of the skin, erythema
  • permanent redness of the skin, erythema
  • sensation of heat, astringency, burning
  • sensations of heat, astringency, burning
  • appearance of inflammatory papules, pustules, hypertrophy of the sebaceous glands

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