Noreva Sensidiane AR+ Concentrated Care

Concentrated anti-redness cream for rosacea-prone skin

Noreva Sensidiane AR+ Concentrated Care is the more intensive version of the AR+ daily cream, formulated for skin with persistent redness and rosacea-prone flare-ups. The Neutrazen Pro complex — Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5 paired with Ficus Carica (fig) Fruit Extract — works alongside Chromium Hydroxide Green pigment that instantly counterbalances visible flushing across the cheeks, nose and chin.

Why Choose It?

• Targets Persistent Redness: Concentrated Neutrazen Pro complex pairs Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5 with Ficus Carica fig extract to address chronic, recurring redness.
• Instant Optical Correction: Chromium Hydroxide Green pigment disperses through the cream to neutralise visible pink and red tones from first application.
• Rosacea-Prone Daily Care: Allantoin and a lipid-rich texture (Triticum Vulgare germ oil, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride) suit reactive, flare-prone complexions.
• Antioxidant Support: Tocopherol and Ascorbyl Palmitate pair vitamin E with a vitamin C ester to defend reactive skin against daily oxidative stress.

Best For

Rosacea-prone skin, persistent diffuse redness across the cheeks and central face, and sensitive complexions that experience recurring flare-ups. A more concentrated daily pick when the standard AR+ cream is not strong enough on its own.

Use morning and evening on cleansed, towel-dry skin. A small amount covers the areas where redness shows.

• Cleanse the face with a mild, sensitive-skin cleanser and pat dry gently.
• Dispense a small amount onto fingertips and warm between them briefly.
• Press the cream onto areas with visible redness — typically cheeks, nose and chin — then blend outward.
• Allow to fully absorb before SPF in the morning or before bed in the evening.

Tips

• Start the routine with a Sensidiane Soothing Micellar Lotion for sensitive skin so the cream goes onto calm, residue-free skin and the green pigment lays down evenly.
• Severe or rapidly worsening rosacea is a medical condition — a dermatologist visit remains the right first step alongside any daily skincare routine.