There isn’t one single best face cleanser for people with rosacea because the skin is very sensitive, easily irritated, and can react differently from person to person. In general, dermatologists recommend using a gentle, fragrance-free, non-soap cleanser that won’t strip the skin or trigger redness. However, the most suitable cleanser depends on your specific skin condition, triggers, and severity of rosacea. That’s why it’s best to consult a dermatologist, who can guide you toward the right option for your individual skin and help prevent flare-ups.

The choice between Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser and Cetaphil Oily Skin Cleanser depends on your skin type. The gentle skin cleanser is suitable for dry, sensitive, or normal skin, as it hydrates without stripping moisture. The oily skin cleanser is best for oily or combination skin, as it helps remove excess oil and reduces shine. Use the gentle version if your skin feels tight or dry after washing, and the oily version if your skin is greasy or prone to breakouts. Please consult a dermatologist for personalised advice and to ensure the best choice for your skin.