The heat of a barbecue grill can make rosacea flare, but taking a few precautions can help you tame symptoms.

The National Rosacea Society offers these suggestions:

  • Try not to stand right in front of the grill. Use long-handled tongs and spatulas.
  • Avoid marinades (which may contain ingredients that can irritate skin), and use herbs and spices to season meat. Or cook with hickory or mesquite wood chips.
  • Stay cool by chewing ice chips, spraying your skin with cool mist from a water bottle, or keeping a cold, wet towel around your neck.
  • Protect yourself from the sun with a wide-brimmed hat.
  • Wear sunscreen and take rosacea medication as directed by your doctor.
  • Ask someone else to grill, if possible.
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