I used to use hot water on my face very often. I now use cold water and it appears to be working on my subtype 1 rosacea.

—Shaddad N.

Try this: Brew some green tea, let it cool off, then pour it into an ice cube tray and put it in your freezer. Use a cube to clear up redness. I usually lay down on my couch and keep a greet tea ice cube on my face for 15 minutes.

—Fabiola D.

I live in Italy, and my life changed with sea water. It disinfects my skin and also dries it out, so no greasy spots around my nose anymore.

—Claudia L.

Someone mentioned ice cubes, but if you want a quicker solution (or just simpler one), always wash your face with cold water. To remove makeup, use lukewarm, but always start the day and finish with cold water. It also makes your skin firm and prevents wrinkles.

— Gosia S.

Tea tree oil soap has helped to keep my extremely flushed skin calmed down!

— Jody