Does anyone use Rosalique anti redness / rosacea cream

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Is it any good?

Or any other suggestions?

I've pretty much stopped wearing make up regularly and whilst this has cleared most of my persistent acne, I had a photo taken yesterday and looked terrible (my mother does have a gift of taking the most unflattering photos of me imaginable tbf - it's a lifelong thing). Have been googling and come across this with all sorts of wonder reviews, but it's 30 quid snd im tight so want to know if it's any good

Or any other suggestions.

43, white, combo skin which gets dry / oily in no discernible pattern.

I liked the Rosalique, but haven’t tried other options.

@SaggiMC yes I am still using the Dermatica every night one tube lasts me about 5/6 weeks. I would say my skin is normal now, no spots, no congestion and the redness has really reduced. I have a code in case you are interested.

www.dermatica.co.uk/referrer/3LW935
I like that it is so easy just 1 or 2 pumps a night and the texture is light not like the creams from the doctor.

I wanted to love and believed all the hype. But it's just a too dark cover up and not a particularly good one either for £30!!!

You'd be better off with a £5 Revolution concealer (which are fab btw).

Disappointed and annoyed that I lost so much money.

I use it everyday and it seems to have lasted for ages, I use it under my usual foundation rather than on its own

same here I left a horrible review on trustpilot, I just wish I'd gone there first and did more research before wasting £30 -- my bad

I found the Rosalique to be a bit too orange for me.

La Roche Posay made my skin irritated and sore. I love Eucerin, adore the 5% Urea day cream which soothe like nothing else. I also love the redness cc cream by Erborian as it really eradicated any rosiness.