I just recently been told that I have rosacea which I have been suspecting for ages but it comes and goes in the past year but in the recent weeks it looks like it's here to stay.

I would like to revamp my existing routine that I've been on for at least the past 2 years. I have some notes on the products that I'm using and I will tag them in this post too. I'm open to suggestions and willing to try new products if I could get my hands on travel sized ones first. 

Cleanse
Day - Cosrx Good morning cleanser
Note: no significant +/- to skin after using, just a tad tighter if I do not immediately follow with skincare Willing to try a gentler cleanser.

Night - First Cleanse Hada Labo Super Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Cleaning Oil
Note: Pretty good at removing make up, skin doesn't feel tight but also because I will follow up with a second cleanse with Cosrx Good Morning Cleanser. Is this a no no?

Chemical Exfoliant 
Day - Paula's Choice Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant
Note: I use this right after cleaning but for the past year I realised I kinda need to buffer it with a toner (see below) AND only keep it to maximum 2x a week because it started to irritate my skin a little. (And I use sunblock too.). Skin is soft in the evening but I'm not sure of its efficacy anymore. I do have some clogged pores.

Considering an Azelaic Acid instead because I read that it might be more beneficial for rosacea. Please recommend products here :) currently looking at reviews for Geek and Gorgeous's 101 aPad 20% Azeclair Serum

New to Night Routine
My Derm just prescribed me with Soolantra and I apply a pea size on my red areas right after Night cleansing, wait for it to fully dry and then moisturize.

Is this an OK way to do it or is there a better way?

Note: been on it for 3 weeks with not much improvememt to be honest. Will continue to use it and ask for something else that might help. 

Tone
* do I need a mist toner here? *
Day - Hada Labo Premium Hyaluronic Acid Lotion
Night - Cosrx Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence
Note: sometimes I use both at the same time. Very comfortable on the skin. Don't find that they irritate my skin either. 

Serums/Boosters (used interchangeably)

Day - Tranexamic Acid 3% 
Using my derm's own brand but honestly don't see any +/- . Can anyone who have benefited from this share what I'm supposed to be look out for? 

The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% and B5

Dr Ceuracle Royal Vita Propolis Ampoule 
Would like to try other brands. 

Oils
I just bought Indie Lee Squalene after reading that it might help to soothe the redness. Have not tried.
Question that has been bugging me is... Do I apply oil before or after moisturizer? I've seen both recommendations.

Moisturizer
Day - Jumiso Waterfull Hyaluronic Acid Cream
I'm starting to find this a tad too oily for my skin, used for about 1 month. Previously was using Cosrx Advanced Snail 92 All in one cream and thought that even when it was sticky at first, it didn't leave a lasting sensation. 

Night - Laneige Water Sleeping Mask
I love this because its comforting, fragrance is not overwhelming and it's adequate for night use. 

Thank you all in advance for reading this :)

shnleah