Golden Chamomile Cream

[Steve95301]

Interesting post at the Rosacea blog, (http://www.rosacea.co.uk/blog/) apparently the Golden Chamomile cream (http://www.nutrivea-usa.com/arubix_s_anti_redness_cream.htm) is now available.

http://www.rosacea.co.uk/blog/

[FUredness]

Which do you guys think would be better, this or the Trioxil chamomile cream?

[Steve95301]

Which do you guys think would be better, this or the Trioxil chamomile cream?

It probably depends, because one says "for acne" and the other is specifically "anti-redness."

[FUredness]

yes, but the trioxil also says that it is anti-inflammatory and that is soothes and calms the skin, so maybe it would help rosacea too. who knows.

[Bradley]

Trioxil would probably be more effective since it is the chamomille is encapsulated in nanonsomes which means it is more accurate and penetrative when it comes to delivering the active ingredients.

Instead of buying Chamomille cream, surely you can just apply warmish chamomille water on your face for the anti-inflammatory effects. I know this has been used as a remedy for many years.

[Steve95301]

Trioxil would probably be more effective since it is the chamomille is encapsulated in nanonsomes which means it is more accurate and penetrative when it comes to delivering the active ingredients.

Instead of buying Chamomille cream, surely you can just apply warmish chamomille water on your face for the anti-inflammatory effects. I know this has been used as a remedy for many years.

In the study they used a "C. indicum extract-based cream." (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?tmpl=NoSidebarfile&db=PubMed&cmd=Retrieve&list_uids=16164709&dopt=Abstract) Maybe they would have gotten the same results with warmish chamomile water, but I guess there's no way to be sure.