GRWM: My Makeup Hacks and What NOT To Do For Rosacea + Redness-Prone Skin | Dr Sam Bunting 

Thanks Dr. Sam. Interesting and informative!

Glad you shared your makeup routine! Fun and relaxing to watch with your good humour. Ginger tea is delicious.

Gorgeous and classy as usual, Dr Sam! ♥

Very useful information, thank you

Please give us some tips for dry menopausal skin. Thank you

Thank you Dr. Sam! This video is so helpful and empowering! I'm new to your channel and I am learning so much! I'm grateful beyond words... you've changed my life! Best Wishes and Be Well!

Thank you for recommending a single cleanse. I love a single cleanse with The Ordinary Squalane Balm cleanser or Paula's Choice Cleansing Oil.

Great video as always. Fragrance is what wrecked my skin too. Azelaic acid and most of your products have helped no end. Sometimes I use Curel Intensive Facial Moisture Cream is great for under make up. I so love red wine! But avoiding sunlight I do. Thank you. 🙂

I love your videos! A lot of dermatologists don't seem to get rosacea - it took a lot of trial and error for me to get all of the info in your video. I wish I'd had a resource like your channel ten years ago.

Gorgeous eyebrows!! Anyone you would recommend in london for eyebrow shaping for thin/ sparse brows?

Amazing content! Love your approach to treating skin, Dr Sam. My only question is the following: is it okay if I have a little foundation residue after cleansing with your flawless cleanser (noticed while removing extra mascara with a cotton pad)? I wear minimal makeup (concealer, bronzer, mascara) and do not double cleanse, relying on 1 cleanse only.

I always love your makeup. It seems so light and effortless on you and makes you even more beautiful🙂

As a previous customer, I recommend the DermalMD Rosacea Serum to help treat and manage rosacea symptoms.

Thanks. My type 2 rosacea is so frustrating :(

What is the contouring product you used in the video please?

Love your videos i have a question do you shave you face?

What shade Sisley eye concealer do you use please?

Korean toners are wonderful for sensitive skin. Their ingredient deck is all soothing like centella and heartleaf and highly hydrating. These are not like the toners of past.

Great video ! What is your nail colour please ?

I wish I could use lip tint, but it’s got lanolin in it!

Hi do you have any other recommendations for makeup base/complexion. I live in the US and I’m struggling to find something here for my redness that doesnt have irritating ingredients and still looks like skin!

Hi Dr. Sam, Thanks for another excellent video! Can a single cleanse thoroughly remove layers of SPF 50 Mineral sunscreen with minimal make-up? I was under the impression that double-cleansing is the only way to fully remove the mineral SPF. I use the Avene gentle cleanser (fragrance-free).

I don't think my eyebrows are even related 🤣. Emma x

You’re the best Classic beauty refine and Elegant ! Thank you Doctor for given us your professional Knowledge deeply appreciated all the best beautiful Lady for given us the pleasure of Learning ✨💖👏

I was wondering what do you think about chemical peels like AHA or mandelic acids or laser / BBL lights treatments for rosacea skin? Has anybody tried these treatment? If yes, did you notice any difference? Would be grateful for responces 😊

I use second skin from Sculpted and I love it, but it’s definitely fragranced. I wonder why you would use it if fragrance affects your skin?

Great video as always. The only thing I would disagree on is not getting facials. If you go to a very experienced and holistic esthetician who treats the skin with very calming anti inflammatory ingredients they can be incredibly beneficial for calming redness and inflammation. My esthetician is amazing for my rosacea, super sensitive skin. She uses botnia which is an organic skincare line that is apothecary style so it can be customized to any kind of skin. I think it really just depends on where you go and what the esthetician specializes in. You can definitely go somewhere where they use very strong actives and then have a redness flare because of it.

All exercise makes me turn a deep red for about an hour after I stop. I have just learned to live with telling everyone "Yes, I am okay. No, I am not about to stroke out". I do have broken blood vessels on my face...oh well.

Hey ..your videos are really informative. I appreciate your efforts behind it.. :) :) Please share a routine for oily acne prone skin for pregnant or breastfeeding ladies as they can not use retinoids or salicylic acid. I have oily acne prone skin. My skin never looks fresh.. this is so dull.. please share a routine that suits best for my type of skin. Thankyou :)

Your lip balm is sooo thick and also when I drink water on my lips there comes a white layer

I would have liked to see the products that you used prior to the skin tint. You did briefly mention them. Did you apply a moisturiser? Also I found the repetitive background music irritating.

Is it just me who answers "yes" every time she explains something, then ends with "does that make sense?" or "yes..?"

Amen! Agree with everything shared. Double cleansing is the enemy for my Rosacea-prone skin. Implementing a cleansing oil into my skincare routine proved devastating to my face. I went from having an occasional, PAINLESS rosy-pink to my cheeks, to being HOT PINK all over my cheeks and nose, and burning so badly it was hard to speak. I’ve found a great cleanser for my (now) extremely reactive, extremely sensitive skin (Vanicream Gentle Facial Cleanser), and a basic facial moisturizer (Vanicream Sensitive Facial Moisturizer). Sunscreen has been….very difficult. After trying everything from Aveeno ($) to ISDIN ($$$), the tinted mineral SPF moisturizer (light blue bottle) from Paula’s Choice has been the one my skin accepts best, however, it’s rather drying, and over the course of the day, I can feel the dryness/tightness on my cheeks. Still, it’s the only one (out of the many I’ve tried) that hasn’t caused a noticeable increase in redness or burning. The most disappointing product - aside from the Burt’s Bees cleansing oil - was Aveeno’s Calm and Restore Skin Therapy Balm. NIGHTMARE. I was so hopeful, but the next morning the hot pink had turned maroon. I washed it off, and laid it bed most of the day, depressed. It’s been a few days now. All I’m doing is cleansing with the gentle cleanser, and applying the basic moisturizer. First day adding PC sunscreen, as we get a ton of light in our house, and it’s sunny and hot outside. I really wanted to go without the sunscreen for another two weeks. Alas, appointments and errands prevent me from doing so. I’m even wearing a sun hat in the house. Anyone tried using Aquaphor’s advanced Therapy Healing Ointment meant for Baby’s on their irritated, Rosacea skin? I could see that going both ways, and after the miserable experience I had with the occlusive “therapy balm” by Aveeno, I am too scared to try it.