Andalou for Sensitive Skin?

I’ve tried some stuff from Andalou’s 1000 Roses (Sensitive) range – namely the facial mist, night moisturiser, a sheet mask + a clay mask – and can confirm that it’s a bit hit & miss.

I’m a major fan of the facial mist as it feels lovely on the skin, but I wasn’t a fan of the night moisturiser as I found it wasn’t nourishing enough for my skin. The sheet mask was meh, as was the clay mask (although that clay mask did smell nice, from memory – certainly smells better than the purple clay mask, which I don’t think we have in Oz).

I have sensitive skin that’s prone to redness and possible rosacea, so I hope that helps. (Although I’m also a combination skin type too.)

I haven’t tried this product but from what I’ve read so far, I feel like I should give it a try.

readingwishes, your question may have your answer: “I’m prone to redness, rosacea and my skin can become blotchy if I use products that are harsh even natural ones.”

You could buy the Andalou Naturals Get Started Kit – Sensitive. Even better would be for you to wait until Priceline or Nourished Life has the set on sale:

https://www.nourishedlife.com.au/skincare-moisturiser/78252/andalou-naturals-get-started-kit-sensitive.html

Nourished Life has reviews which might help you decide upon products you are thinking about getting, but what causes a reaction in one person may/may not cause a reaction with your skin. Nourished Life has other brands that might suit your skin better such as Pai which are designed for sensitive skin:

https://www.nourishedlife.com.au/brand/pai-skincare.html

https://www.paiskincare.com.au/

I also recommend Adore Beauty’s customer service for product recommendations:

https://www.adorebeauty.com.au/

Sukin has products for people with sensitive skin. Someone I know that has extremely reactive skin (not rosacea) has had success with some of the following products:

Natural Skincare for Sensitive Skin

I haven’t tried the roses range, but I’ve tried a few products from Andalou, mainly from their coconut/firming skin line and I really liked it. It was quite gentle and refreshing, I would say it was more aimed at dehydrated skin than for ‘firming’ purposes. Nonetheless, it was a good introduction and first impression to Andalou.

Rosacea is tricky. I would make sure to stay away from products with too many essential oils as that could be irritating your skin with some of the more ‘natural’ products out there.

I am going to follow thread because I am in the same situation.