Psoriasis-I need a new shampoo.

Try Delete Shampoo by Tressa. It`s great for psoriasis.

Hi,

I was thinking of you earlier today. A friend of mine was telling me that her dermatologist just gave her samples of a brand new shampoo that is designed to work at fighting psoriasis. She said that it smells great and not like the medicine smell of her last shampoo.

I asked her to email me the name but so far she hasn`t. I will keep on her and see if we can get you another suggestion.

Best wishes,
Karen

I have the same problem. It sux. I read advice from someone saying neutragena t gel was good.I gonna try it. Its wierd it tend to go away for a least a week after I go to the hairdressers. I use the same brand. Is it maby the way I wash my hair? Also whats a good phsorisis shampoo for chemically treated hair? Thanks

Hi,

I want you to know that I have been doing lots of research and asking quetions about eczema. Besides calling the dermatologist I went to my local health food store. The owner has been dealing with health foods, herbs and vitamins forever. I talked to him about the problems with the eczema and he recommended flax seed oil supplements. I was a little surprised although I do know that flax seed really helps my hair remain soft and supple and shiny. So I asked him about a million questions and what he told me was that flax seed is great for any type of scalp or skin problems. He recommend that when you have problems with your eczema that you take flax seed oil tablets. He said that each individual person has a different need level and so you will have to experiment with what works best for you. He did suggest that you start out with the recommended dosage on the bottle and then keep adding 1-2 more until you start experiencing loose bowels. Sorry to be so graphic, but no other way to say it. Get the best quality flax seed oil you can...which is usually refrigerated and at the health food store. I have been taking flax seed oil forever and when I stop for even a little while, my skin acts up and my hair gets dry. When I add the flax seed back I see immediate improvement. If you are not already taking flax seed oil you may have to wait 3-4 weeks to see improvements but some people will see improvement in as little as 1-2 weeks.

If you have questions about flax seed oil, please let me know and I will do more research. I am working with a herbalist who told me that she would recommend flax seed oil as well.

She did not think that rubbing on the area would help but that internal would be the best way to take it.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes & Happy Holidays,
Karen

Hi,

You are very very welcome. I am also doing more research on your behalf. So please keep in touch. Actually, I need to thank you, I was doing research on your psoriasis when I came across an article about a drug that is used for the condition. What they have discovered is that the drug (only available by prescription) impacts (negatively) fat soluable vitamins and can actually harm your hair although the drug helps the psoriasis. I am checking further into it and when I get more info I will post for you all to read. :-)

Thank you for all your posts here at HairTalk Princess Daisy. I appreciate your participation, as I do all who speak up and help everyone with hair issues. :-)

Best wishes & Happy Holidays,
Karen

You are very welcome. I am so happy that I am at least helping. Sometimes I get emails and the hair problems are too far gone, so I am happy to help in any way possible.

Thank you Princess Daisy for your sweet message. It made my day.

My very best wishes,
Karen