Didn't help my rosacea at all. It feels sticky on the skin and doesn't really sink in so it feels like quite a cheap moisturiser. It blocked my pores and did nothing to reduce redness - complete rubbish!

The product itself is ok but it did not work for me.
I have oily skin and the cream is very oily and makes my skin greasy. In some way it seems to exacerbate the redness and as well as making my face lightly swell. It promises to diffuse the redness with optical correctors but I did not see any improvement at all. Not recommended for oily skin types.

I have a very sensitive and rosacea prone skin; therefore I have been looking for something to address the redness as well as to protect my skin against sun damage... so I found Rosaliac. What a disappointment. Being in a third week of using this product I finally gave up waiting for any positive results. My skin was greatly irritated, more red, dry and my cheeks were slightly swollen. Touching or gentle rubbing caused the cream to roll off leaving green particles on my face. I used Rubialine before to address redness and rosacea and was very happy with it, unfortunately it is with no SPF.

I bought this while on a weekend in Paris as was cheaper than in UK and as I'd hoped I'd found a more affordable alternative to my usual rosacea treatment - Darphin's Intral redness relief moisturiser. About 60 seconds after applying Rosaliac XL it my face stung a little. Within five minutes my skin looked a little blotchy and it was a lot worse by time I'd taken my makeup off! V.disappointed. Will stick to my Darphin!

I have extremely sensitive, dry skin with mild Rosacea. Thanks to a good, simple and gentle skincare routine consisting of mainly drugstore brands like LRP, Avene and RoC I managed to keep my Rosacea under control.
I read about this relatively new moisturizer in the Rosaliac line and I got a generous sample of the Rosaliac XL Riche Cream. It's designed for dry to very dry, reactive Rosacean skin and has an SPF of 15. The texture is a rich, green toned cream. No scent. It spreads easily, sinks in fast and is very moisturizing. I found it to be a tad sticky though. The green tint doesn't make any difference in neutralizing the redness in my skin.
Also this moisturizer irritated my skin; I'm fine with chemical sunscreens so I guess it must be either the Niacinamide or the Caffeine in it. Both ingredients might have beneficiary properties but they could also be potentially irritating, esp. for Rosacean skin.
Too bad; I'll stick with my Avene Anti-Redness Rich Cream SPF15. However just try a sample if you have dry, reactive Rosacean skin; your skin might like it since in the end it's all YMMV;-)