Noreva Sensidiane AR+ Anti-Redness Care

Anti-redness face cream with soothing peptide and fig complex

A targeted face cream for sensitive skin with localised or diffuse redness and visible capillaries. It pairs a soothing peptide-and-fig complex with a green pigment that optically evens out pink and red tones on contact.

Why Choose It?

• Anti-redness complex: A soothing biomimetic peptide paired with fig extract targets the mediators behind visible flushing on reactive skin.
• Instant colour correction: A dispersed green pigment optically neutralises pink and red tones for a more even-looking complexion from first application.
• Soothing comfort base: Allantoin together with glycerin and gentle humectants supports comfort on irritated, reactive skin.
• Antioxidant support: Vitamin E and a vitamin C ester add daily antioxidant defence for sensitive, couperose-prone skin.

Best For

Sensitive, redness-prone skin with localised or diffuse flushing and visible capillaries that wants daily soothing care plus an immediate visual evening-out of pink and red tones across the cheeks and central face.

Use morning and evening on cleansed, towel-dry skin. Pair with a Noreva Sensidiane cleanser for sensitive skin as the first step of the routine so the treatment is applied to skin that is calm and free of build-up.

• Cleanse the face with a mild, sensitive-skin cleanser and pat dry gently with a soft towel.
• Dispense a small amount of cream onto fingertips.
• Apply directly to the areas with visible redness or diffuse flushing — typically the cheeks, nose and chin.
• Massage in with gentle circular motions until fully absorbed, working outward from the centre of the face.
• Use morning and evening; in the morning, follow with a daily broad-spectrum sunscreen.

Tips

• Always apply to clean, completely dry skin so the green pigment blends evenly without patching.
• Avoid layering with high-strength exfoliating acids or strong retinoids in the same routine — sensitive, redness-prone skin tolerates fewer actives at once.
• Severe or rapidly worsening rosacea is a medical condition; a dermatologist visit remains the right first step alongside any dermo-cosmetic routine.