Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that often occurs between the ages of 30 and 50. It is characterized by redness and flushing across the nose and cheeks but can also affect the neck, chest, eyes and ears. Rosacea is more prevalent in pale skinned people of European descent, and so is also known as the “Celtic Curse”. This condition occurs more frequently in women however men are more likely to experience severe manifestations such as deformities of the nose.

The cause of Rosacea is still indefinable so there is no permanent cure for the condition. Currently there are no completely effective therapeutic treatments however, the condition is manageable with diet and lifestyle and there are a number of topical treatments having Aloe Vera emerging that are proving to be beneficial.

At present Rosacea is generally treated with a topical antibiotic such as Aloe Vera coalition or gel. Their healing property is being effective to stoop their (Rosacea) depth. It is directly applied to the affected areas daily. Creams are mainly for the skin seriously affected. The aloe vera cream is one of the most effective creams.