The following symptoms tend to be present in most cases of rosacea:

• Persistent skin discoloration: This may look like a blush or sunburn that does not go away. It happens when hundreds of tiny blood vessels near the surface of the skin expand.
• Skin thickening: The skin may get thicker from excess skin tissue. This usually affects the nose and can cause rhinophyma, which affects males much more than females.
• Flushing: This occurs when the face temporarily darkens. It may spread from the face down to the neck and chest, and the skin may feel unpleasantly hot.
• Skin bumps and pimples: Small, red, acne-like bumps may develop. These may contain pus.
• Visible blood vessels: Also called spider veins, or telangiectasia, this commonly affects the cheeks, bridge of the nose, and other parts of the central face.
• Eye irritation: People may have irritated, watery, or bloodshot eyes. The eyelids can become red and swollen (blepharitis), and styes are common. Rosacea affects the eyes in around 50% of people with the condition. Rarely, vision can become blurred.

It can leave scars if not treated. Acne is a common condition that reaches its peak during adolescence and may continue to persist well into adulthood. Working out in the gym, avoiding fried food and increasing water intake may help prevent acne breakouts. But if nothing seems to work for you, Ayurvedic remedies for skin diseases can be your saviour.

• Aloe vera: Gel from the inner leaf of the aloe vera plant is emollient and moisturizing.
  It can be successful as a topical remedy for rosacea.
  Many moisturizers contain aloe. You can use these and follow package directions. Or, harvest a leaf from a live aloe plant and apply inner gel directly to your skin. It’s possible to be sensitive or allergic to aloe vera, so do a patch test before you apply it to larger areas.
• Burdock: Burdock is available as a supplement, extract, or food.
  As an edible remedy, burdock root can purify your liver and clear up skin conditions such as acne. Burdock plant extract can be an effective treatment for rosacea.
• Chamomile: Chamomile essential oil can be diluted and applied, too. You can also make chamomile tea, wait for it to cool, and apply as a skin wash or compress.
• Coconut Oil: Moisturizers like coconut oil are popular for all sorts of inflammatory skin conditions, including rosacea.
  There aren’t recent studies showing coconut oil to be effective for rosacea.
  Still, it could help as a known anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and moisturizer.
  Apply a small amount of high quality coconut oil to your skin. You can also use it as a carrier oil for appropriate essential oils if desired.
• Green tea: Green tea is very rich in antioxidants and is available as a tea and herbal supplement. Research has shown it can be effective in the treatment of rosacea.
  Antioxidants are helpful for inflammation, including skin conditions.
  As such, green tea may be a popular ingredient in skin products and creams for rosacea. Applying topical products with green tea is the best method for treating rosacea.
  Cooled green tea may also be used as a compress and you can drink the tea for numerous health benefits, too.