Have you heard of Based Body Works and whether it's safe for psoriasis?
Based Body Works isn't specifically mentioned in psoriasis research or community discussions. Just because a product is labeled "all natural" doesn't automatically mean it's safe or effective for psoriasis.
Before trying any new skin care product Show Full Answer
Have you heard of Based Body Works and whether it's safe for psoriasis?
Based Body Works isn't specifically mentioned in psoriasis research or community discussions. Just because a product is labeled "all natural" doesn't automatically mean it's safe or effective for psoriasis.
Before trying any new skin care product, even natural ones, it's important to:
- Check the ingredient list for potential irritants
- Test it on a small area of skin first
- Run it by your dermatologist to ensure it won't worsen your psoriasis
Many MyPsoriasisTeam members share experiences with natural products. One member noted trying various natural ingredients like aloe vera, neem oil, and tea tree oil, emphasizing that "everybody is different. It really is trial and error."
Natural doesn't always mean safe for everyone with psoriasis. Some natural ingredients can still cause irritation, burning, or allergic reactions depending on your skin's sensitivity.
Your dermatologist can help you evaluate whether Based Body Works products contain ingredients that might help or harm your specific situation. Don't alter your current treatment plan without consulting your healthcare team first.
March 11
me neither-big dollars$ It's free from harmful ingred's.
March 22 (edited)
Me neither. It's supposed to be good.🤷🏻♂️
March 13
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