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It very much does matter. You need anything that touches your skin to be in its purest cleanest form. If you have time to read my story you will find some helpful things to try. Message me if you have questions.
That response might leave you feeling a little... unshampooed of answers! 😄 While your dermatologist may not have specific concerns about your current products, research suggests that shampoo choices can actually make a real difference for scalp psoriasis.
Around 80% of people with psoriasis experience it on the scalp, so Show Full Answer
My Derm told me to alternate between T-Cell and T Gel but only twice a week as they can make your hair dry. It helped a little but it won’t treat the psoriasis, you need something else either creams or other treatments. Good luck!
The type of shampoo and conditioner absolutely does make a difference! There are products out there that are very mild and ( clean formulation)
I use Paul Mitchell shampoo one original. then follow up with Paul Mitchell leave in conditioner. Conditioner only on the ends of my hair never on the scalp. I try to stay away from styling products as much as possible. Good juju hope you find something that helps to ease the burning and itch.
I have tried so many things but always ends up the same. I took to using baby shampoo as it is really mild and while it worked really well, eventually my scalp got used to it and still itched. So I asked the chemist who put me onto T-Cell and that works really well. Also, put Turmeric into you daily diet....sprinkle Turmeric powder over your dinner meal and black pepper on top. I used the powder and pepper on my tomato, egg, salad, beetroot, and cucumber sandwiches but you MUST have the black pepper to make it 2000 times more potent. That goes through your body, into your joints, scalp, skin and aids with pain and itchiness a lot.
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