Coverage for visible redness, with comfort at the centre of your routine. Choose a light, natural finish or build more coverage where you want it.
What it is
Rosacea is a long-term condition that mainly affects the face. It can cause flushing, persistent redness, visible small blood vessels and, for some people, bumps or a stinging sensation. It can look different across skin tones. A healthcare professional can help with diagnosis and treatment; makeup can change the appearance of redness but does not treat rosacea.
Coverage considerations
Redness that varies
Some days you may want a little correction; on others, more coverage. Adjust your makeup to how your complexion looks and feels.
Sensitive-feeling skin
Comfort matters as much as the finish. Apply gently and check the ingredient list for any known sensitivities.
Keeping a natural finish
Build coverage only where you want it, blending the edges into the surrounding complexion.
Care first. Coverage second.
Aspilon CC Cream offers light-to-medium coverage to soften the appearance of redness. Add Foundation where you want medium-to-full coverage. Both formulas are fragrance-free and dermatologically tested, with ingredients selected to support hydration and the skin barrier. Individual tolerance and coverage results vary.

How to apply
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Prepare gently
Start with your usual gentle skincare. Let each layer settle before applying makeup.
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Soften visible redness
Blend CC Cream evenly with clean fingertips or a soft makeup brush. Use a light touch rather than repeated rubbing.
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Build where you want it
For extra coverage, press a small amount of Foundation onto selected areas with a damp sponge. Add thin layers and soften the edges.
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