Dermatologist Shereene Idriss recommends sulfur cleansers for acne and rosacea. Use it as a mask, follow with a gentle cleanser, or apply sulfur paste to spots. Salicylic acid can irritate rosacea-prone skin, so look for around 10% sulfur concentration instead.
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The Kate Somerville sulfur cleanser I've spoken a lot about clearly sold out. So if you cannot have access to this. Murad over here has an acne control sulfur cleanser as well, but it has salicylic acid. A lot of people think you need to use salicylic acid if you have rosacea. It can be really irritating for some. So just be a little bit careful and try not to overdo it and make sure that you're okay with the salacid. If you can't tolerate that, follow me. Thomas Roth has a sulfur therapeutic mask. I basically use the cleanser like a mask before washing it off. So you can just use use the mask and wash it off, following it with a gentle cleanser. But it will give you more or less the same effect. If I'm not mistaken, it's at 10%, which is the right for sex, especially if you have rosacea or a lot of sebaceous food. And last, if you can't tolerate sulfur all over your face, you can get like a sulfur paste or a sulfur spot treatment like Mario Badescu. This one, there's a bunch of other ones that you could put on the spot to suck it dry. If you have any questions, let me know below. How are they testing a cleanser in the store if they're not.
