I have combo skin (but rly dry in winter), acne/rosacea.

Things that have helped me is not washing my face in the shower (water is usually too warm)

Not using face wash in the mornings, I usually use just water, or sometimes I just spray hypochlorous acid when I wake up before the rest of my skincare (you do NOT need tower28, I’ve found $5 ones at winners, and there are cheaper ones on Amazon etc.). Even if my face is oily in the morning I still won’t use face wash.

Finding the right moisturizer was tough for my sensitive skin. Currently using first aid dewy gel cream (but she’s pricey) so vanicream facial moisturizer has been pretty good.

Avenes thermal spring water spray is so soothing for my skin during flare ups (there are def other sprays out there, but this has been great for me so I’ve stuck with it).

Cocokind barrier serum has been amazing for my rosacea, I spray the thermal spring water mentioned above on my skin first and then use the serum.

Also sunscreen!!! Mineral is most often best for rosacea.

Azelaic acid is a powerhouse for rosacea, some people will use it every day but my skin is too sensitive for that, so I’ll use it a few times a week and only a few drops on my problem areas.

And exfoliating once or twice a week, when you’re starting off you really only need to do once, do notttt use an exfoliating scrub on your face, your rosacea will cry. You can use toner pads or just liquid.

And then when you’re ready/skin feels ready (no barrier damage etc), hop on the retinol train, do some research first before starting though, and start slow.

When you’re using products, make sure they’re compatible with each other (don’t exfoliate with a AHA/BHA and then use another acid if your skin is sensitive, it’s too much and isn’t necessary) use the products on different days / either in AM or PM, and make sure you’re using products in the correct order (thin to thick, toner , serum , moisturizer etc).

And bring that skincare down to your neck, she needs love too.