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Cynthia Nixon, the award-winning actress whom we know from the HBO series Sex and the City, has teamed up with the American National Rosecea Society to help raise awareness, and to support other women with the stress and anxiety that problem skin in adulthood can cause.

After struggling with acne for years as a teenager, Cynthia began to notice her skin breaking out again in her 30s, she began using the same methods she used as a teen to fight back: a strict regimen of cleansers, scrubs, and astringents. But when those didn’t help—in fact, they made things worse—she began to get frustrated. It turned out, no matter how many acne products she tried, no cream or beauty treatment was going to work. Cynthia had rosacea.

What is Rosacea? The National Institute of Arthritis And Musculosceletal And Skin Diseases (NIAMS) defines rosacea as:

Rosacea is a chronic (long-term) disease that affects the skin and sometimes the eyes. The disorder is characterized by redness, pimples, and, in advanced stages, thickened skin. Rosacea usually affects the face. Skin on other parts of the upper body is only rarely involved.

You’re not alone with Rosacea. Over 16 million American suffer with the redness, irritation and discomfort of Rosacea and many don’t even know it. Because the symptoms are similar to acne, many people with Rosacea use acne products not designed to treat their problems and are left with Rosacea symptoms that affect them cosmetically and psychologically. More than 80% of Rosacea sufferers have said that the disorder negatively affects their personal or professional lives and lowers their self-esteem and many don’t know how to fight it. Now there’s a way for Rosacea sufferers to get some relief from this condition with a cream specifically formulated to fight the symptoms associated with Rosacea.

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