Best products for roseacea / very sensitive skin

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I was diagnosed with acne roseascea last year, and with antibiotics the condition of my skin gets better (less bumpy) but they don't help tone down the high colouring I have.

Ideally I'd like to stop taking the ab's and manage my skin a bit more naturally. Does anyone have any products that they've found brilliant for very sensitive skin? I already use mineral foundation and weleda sweet almond facial oil, but I'm looking for some other options for cleansers and moisturisers

I don't have a massive budget, so the cheaper the better.

TIA wise mumsnetters

Sorry if I seem to be posting this everywhere on mumsnet, but I have had horrible rosacea for years and have spent £squillions on everything "anti-redness" including clarins, Clinique, dauphin, Eucerin, aveeno & eye-wateringly expensive La Prairie!
Anyway, I swear by Cetaphil cleanser/wash & moisturiser + Estée Lauder double wear.
Cetaphil is available on amazon - it's around £8-10.
Good luck - rosacea is rubbish!!

I use dermalogica ultra calming cleanser.

Purple Emu Ltd redness and blemish control cream cleared up my roseascea after having suffered from it for years. It's made of squished up emus though so no good if you're veggie

Thanks for all your ideas ladies. I will have a look into them.

I'm not vegetarian but I have to say the idea of putting mushed up emu on my face doesn't really appeal lol

Clarins comfort cleanser is great for me, I have no sensitivity with it and leaves skin feeling comfortable.

I have spent a fortune trying different lotions and potions as well and it is so depressing when you can't find any to suit.

I'm having a bit of a nightmare with my skin a the moment. I'm just about to bin all my La Roche Posay stuff and give Holland & Barrett's aloe vera skincare range a try. It's got good enough reviews.

I stopped taking ABs and asked my doctor to prescribe Finacea instead after seeing a recommendation on here a year or two ago. It's a gel/cream and seems to really tone down the redness and does the trick for me. I also now use the black Dead Sea soap as a cleanser (I know, soap, but try it, it costs about a fiver and lasts forever) in the mornings and almond oil to clean in the evening (v. cheap from Holland & Barrett). I use a spf 50 tinted moisturiser. The redness is much, much less noticeable than it was a few years ago.