Skin Type

A skin type with visible, dilated capillaries – prone to redness, telangiectasia and sensitivity to external triggers.

Couperose Skin
Key facts
Type
Skin type
Who it's for
People with visible capillaries and a tendency to facial redness
What your skin needs
Vitamin C, niacinamide, rutin, ceramides, SPF 50+
What to avoid
Alcohol, SLS, strong acids, warming products

What does couperose skin look like?

Visible, dilated capillaries (telangiectasia) on the cheeks and nose. A tendency to redness, burning and reactions to temperature changes.

How do you care for couperose skin?

Mild, alcohol-free cleansers. Creams with niacinamide, rutin and ceramides. SPF 50+ every day – no exceptions.

What should you avoid with couperose skin?

Alcohol, strong acids, mechanical scrubs, hot baths, saunas and spicy food.

Which professional procedures help?

Laser procedures, electrocoagulation and lactobionic acid peels effectively reduce dilated capillaries – your dermatologist will choose the right option for you.