My Facetheory review rosacea skin edition, round two. Second Facetheory haul, which means I liked the first one enough to go back – that tells you something. These products were gifted in exchange for an honest review, and after a few weeks of actual use (not just a first impressions video), here are my thoughts. Note: I no longer have an active discount code for Facetheory.
If you missed my first Facetheory review, that’s over here. And if you’re managing rosacea skin specifically, my Anua azelaic acid serum review covers the active I use daily for rosacea management.
FAQ
Is Facetheory worth buying for sensitive skin?
Facetheory is a UK-based brand that formulates specifically for sensitive, reactive, and problem-prone skin. Products are generally fragrance-free and contain evidence-backed actives.
Is Facetheory good for rosacea?
Facetheory’s fragrance-free formulations and sensitive-skin focus make them a reasonable option for rosacea-prone skin. As always with rosacea, patch test new products and introduce one at a time.
More skincare posts
- Facetheory Skincare Review: My Initial Impressions
- The Anua Azelaic Acid Serum Review: Fine. It’s Fine.
- Seborrhoeic Dermatitis on the Scalp vs Face
- 6 Malassezia Safe Moisturisers That Don’t Feel Like Grease
- My Current Discount Codes
