Food and Rosacea Flare Ups

Do you have Rosacea?

Rosacea is a skin condition that causes excess inflammation in the capillaries.

It is commonly seen on the nose, on the cheeks, on the chin and on the center of the forehead as redness or a rash.

The capillaries, small blood vessels are very red and obvious. The skin can feel sensitive and hot.

Foods that will cause a Rosacea Flare Up

Certain foods can cause rosacea to flare up for everyone with rosacea. People with rosacea should avoid the following:

spicy food

alcohol (especially red wine)

hot beverages

Foods that may cause a Rosacea Flare Up

Some people find that certain foods cause a flare up for them but not everyone with Rosacea gets a flare up from them. These foods are among the foods that people have reported as rosacea triggers.

cheese

soy sauce

sour cream

yogurt

citrus fruits

chocolate

vinegar

Foods that may help Improve Rosacea

Some foods may actually help improve the appearance of rosacea.

blackberries

blueberries

cherries

These fruits are vascular constrictors therefore, they may actually help the blood vessels look a little less red.

Keep a food diary

A food diary is a great tool to help you pinpoint foods that cause flare ups so you can avoid them.

Right down the foods you eat each day and note how your skin is looking and feeling at the end of the day.

You may start to see a pattern emerge when you eat a particular food. Then, you can eliminate the foods that cause irritation and help to calm your skin.

Have a Beautiful Skin Day!

Jill

Licensed Cosmetologist, Esthetician, Makeup Artist

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