Redness & Stressed Skin Skincare Routine
Red, reactive, or easily irritated skin needs more than “gentle” products - it needs a routine that calms inflammation, supports the skin barrier, and restores balance without overstimulation.
This routine is designed for skin prone to redness, sensitivity, stress-related flare-ups, and environmental irritation, focusing on barrier repair, microbiome support, and long-term skin resilience.
Morning Routine for Redness-Prone Skin
1. Cleanse — Gentle Bliss Gel Cleanser
A non-stripping cleanse that respects the skin barrier and prevents morning tightness or reactivity.
2. Soothe — Aura Essence
Hydrates while calming the skin and supporting microbiome balance to reduce visible stress responses.
3. Treat — NeuroCalm Serum (or RoseaCalm if rosacea-prone)
Targets redness, discomfort, and neuro-inflammation for visibly calmer skin.
4. Protect & Comfort — Everyday Day Cream / RoseaCalm Cream
Strengthens the barrier and reduces sensitivity throughout the day.
5. Protect — Sun Cream SPF 50+
Essential to prevent UV-induced redness, inflammation, and barrier disruption.
Evening Routine for Redness-Prone Skin
1. Cleanse — Everyday Cleansing Oil
Gently removes SPF and impurities without disturbing compromised skin.
2. Prep — Aura Essence
Replenishes hydration and cushions skin before treatment.
3. Calm & Repair — NeuroCalm Serum
Reduces visible stress, redness, and sensitivity while supporting skin recovery overnight.
4. Nourish — Night Comfort or RoseaCalm Cream
Deeply comforting barrier care to restore calm and resilience while you sleep.
Prefer a complete set?
Discover the perfect pairings to enhance your skincare routine.
NAYA GLOW™ | Calm & ReGen Advanced Duo
€179,00
For redness-prone, reactive skin ready for deeper recovery.
NAYA GLOW™ | Dehydrated / Dry Skin Ritual
€219,00
For tight, dry or dehydrated skin needing deep comfort.
NAYA GLOW™ | Everyday Mini Essential Ritual
€49,00
For travel, first-time testing, or a gentle routine reset.
Why Redness Happens
Redness is often a sign of a compromised skin barrier and heightened inflammatory response. Over-exfoliation, environmental stress, UV exposure, and internal stressors can all disrupt the skin’s protective systems - leaving it reactive, tight, and prone to flushing.
At NAYA, we approach redness by restoring what skin needs most: calm, barrier integrity, and cellular resilience.
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Recovery advisory
For the next 3–7 days
Sun-Stressed Skin: Switch to Recovery Mode
If your skin feels hot, tight, flushed, suddenly dull, or more reactive after sun exposure, it’s a sign the barrier is under stress. This is the moment to pause treatment and focus on recovery.
Recovery priorities
Keep the routine calm, simple, and protective.
- ✓Pause exfoliation, retinoids, and “brightening” treatments
- ✓Focus on hydration, calming support, and barrier repair
- ✓Use high-UVA SPF every morning — even if you’re mostly indoors
Simple recovery routine
Minimum effective steps, morning and night.
Gentle cleanse
Hydrating or calming serum
Barrier-support moisturiser
SPF in the morning
If you’re experiencing blistering, swelling, intense burning, or symptoms that worsen after 48 hours, it may be more than barrier stress. In that case, pause skincare actives and seek medical advice.
When to resume actives
Once skin feels calm, comfortable, and no longer reactive, reintroduce treatments slowly.
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FAQs
Yes. This routine is designed to calm, support the barrier, and minimise triggers during reactive phases.
Many experience reduced sensitivity and visible redness over time as the barrier strengthens and inflammatory stress decreases.
Yes. The formulations are designed to be restorative, not corrective or aggressive.
Need more help?
Want a personalised product recommendation based on your unique skin type and concerns? Take our online skin quiz or schedule a skin consultation.
