Redness & Sensitivity Care

Calm redness, rosacea-prone and reactive skin with Skymedic's professional soothing edit. These gentle, medical-grade formulations are chosen to reduce visible redness, strengthen the skin barrier ...
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  • Fotoskinox Cream SPF 50+

    Fotoskinox Cream SPF 50+

    Fotoskinox Cream SPF 50+

    £68.00
  • Skinox Redness - Home Treatment

    Skinox Redness - Home Treatment

    Skinox Redness - Home Treatment

    £142.80
  • Hyalurox Cream

    Hyalurox Cream

    Hyalurox Cream

    £102.00
  • Redness Serum

    Redness Serum

    Redness Serum

    £94.80

Calm redness, rosacea-prone and reactive skin with Skymedic's professional soothing edit. These gentle, medical-grade formulations are chosen to reduce visible redness, strengthen the skin barrier and improve tolerance in sensitive skin. Browse the range below, with fast UK delivery.

Redness and sensitive skin: calm first, then strengthen

Persistent redness usually has two parts: a weakened skin barrier that lets irritants in, and blood vessels near the surface that react to heat, wind and the wrong products. A good routine for rosacea-prone and reactive skin is short, fragrance-light where possible, and consistent — fewer steps, used every day, works better than a cupboard of actives.

What to use

  • Redness Serum (£94.80) — our anti-redness serum, with potassium azeloyl diglycinate (a gentle azelaic acid derivative), Arabian cotton cell culture, melatonin and two forms of hyaluronic acid. Use 3–4 drops morning and evening.
  • Hyalurox Cream (£102) — a moisturiser with ceramides, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid to rebuild the barrier.
  • Fotoskinox Cream SPF 50+ (£68) — heat and light are two of the most common redness triggers, so daily protection matters.

The Skinox Redness Home Treatment (£143) combines the calming serum with SPF 50+ in one kit.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Redness Serum with retinol or acids?
We recommend avoiding harsh actives such as retinol and AHAs while the skin is reactive. Once redness has settled, reintroduce them slowly, a couple of nights a week.

Is this suitable for rosacea?
It is formulated for rosacea-prone and sensitive skin and can sit alongside treatment from your GP or dermatologist. Rosacea is a medical condition, so if you have flare-ups, bumps or eye symptoms, see a doctor.

How quickly does it work?
Skin often feels calmer within a few days. Visible redness reduces gradually over four to eight weeks as the barrier recovers.

Free UK delivery on orders over £100.