Today we're going to dive into a topic that affects many of our customers - scalp psoriasis. Psoriasis is a common skin condition that can affect the scalp, causing symptoms such as itching, scaling and inflammation. In this blog post, we will explore treatment options, symptoms and provide practical advice for managing psoriasis on the scalp.
What is scalp psoriasis?
Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune disease that affects the skin's cell renewal process. When it occurs on the scalp, it can result in excessive growth of skin cells, leading to the appearance of scaly patches and inflammation. It can be an unpleasant and sometimes frustrating experience, but there are ways to deal with it effectively.
Symptoms of psoriasis on the scalp
Psoriasis of the scalp can give rise to various symptoms. Common signs that you may have scalp psoriasis include:
- Scaly skin: Areas of thin, silvery scales may form on the scalp.
- Itching: People with scalp psoriasis often experience intense itching.
- Red patches: The scalp may become inflamed and red on the affected areas.
- Dryness: The skin on the scalp may feel dry and tight.
- Discomfort: Sometimes psoriasis of the scalp can be painful or cause a burning sensation.
Treatment of psoriasis on the scalp
Fortunately, there are several treatment options that can help relieve symptoms and manage scalp psoriasis. Here are some effective methods:
- Mild hair care: Use gentle hair care products like ours The Every Caring Shampoo and Caring Conditioner. Specially formulated for sensitive scalps, these products contain hyaluronic acid and piroctone olamine, which soothe and nourish your scalp while gently cleansing your hair.
- Regular moisturizing: Apply a moisturizing hair mask like our The Every Caring Masque. This deeply moisturizing formula contains shea butter, hyaluronic acid and avocado oil to nourish and protect both hair and scalp.
- Phototherapy: Phototherapy, or light therapy, is a treatment method that involves exposure to specific wavelengths of light to reduce inflammation on the scalp. This can be done under the supervision of a dermatologist or through the use of specialized light devices.
- Medical treatment: Some cases of severe scalp psoriasis may require prescription medications such as corticosteroids or salicylic acid, which can reduce inflammation and scaling.
Tips for managing scalp psoriasis in everyday life
In addition to treatment, there are also some lifestyle tips that can help you manage scalp psoriasis in everyday life. Here are some practical tips:
- Avoid scratching: Try to avoid scratching your scalp, even if it itches. Itching can aggravate inflammation and lead to more problems.
- Protect your scalp: In strong sun or cold, use a hat or scarf to protect your scalp from extreme temperatures.
- Stress management: Stress can make psoriasis worse. Try to find relaxation methods such as yoga, meditation or walking to reduce stress levels.
- Balanced diet: A healthy diet rich in fruits, vegetables and omega-3 fatty acids can help strengthen the immune system and improve skin health.
- Nourishing styling products: Use styling products that are gentle on the scalp and do not contain irritating ingredients. Avoid harsh chemicals and Finishing Spray that can dry out the scalp.
FAQ
Here are some of the most Googled questions about scalp psoriasis, along with answers to help you understand more about the topic:
Q: Is psoriasis contagious?
A: No, psoriasis is not contagious. It is an autoimmune disease that affects the body's immune system and cell renewal process.
Q: Can scalp psoriasis cause hair loss?
A: Psoriasis of the scalp can cause hair thinning, but it does not usually lead to complete hair loss.
Q: Can diet affect scalp psoriasis?
A: Some people find that a balanced diet rich in antioxidants and nutrients can help improve skin health and reduce inflammation.
Q: Can scalp psoriasis be cured permanently?
A: Unfortunately, there is no known cure for scalp psoriasis. However, through effective treatment and regular care, the symptoms can be controlled and kept under control.
Executive summary
Scalp psoriasis can be challenging, but with the right care and treatment, you can relieve symptoms and live a more comfortable life. Remember to always consult a dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis and individual treatment plan. Take care of your scalp and don't let psoriasis stop you from feeling confident and beautiful. Together with our The Every products specially formulated for sensitive scalps, you can take a step closer to a healthy and prosperous scalp.

Volume Infusion - Booster Volume straight from the shower without styling 30,00 € - available on subscription from every 7 weeks

Caring Shampoo Gentle sulfate-free moisturizing shampoo 26,00 € - available on subscription from every 7 weeks

Caring Conditioner Gentle sulfate-free moisturizing conditioner 26,00 € - available on subscription from every 7 weeks

Volumizing Dry Shampoo Dark Instant volume without irritating the scalp 27,00 € - available on subscription from every 10 weeks

Volumizing Dry Shampoo Blonde Instant volume without irritating the scalp 27,00 € - available on subscription from every 10 weeks

Caring Masque Intensively nourishing hair mask with shea butter 35,00 € - available on subscription from every 10 weeks

Invisible Dry Shampoo Fresh hair instantly without product residue 27,00 € - available on subscription from every 10 weeks

Silver Infusion - Booster Color correcting booster for cool tones 30,00 € - available on subscription from every 7 weeks

Nourishing Heat Protection Ultra-protective, nourishing leave-in cream 27,00 € - available on subscription from every 7 weeks

Renewal Hair Oil Nourishing & shine-giving hair oil 45,00 € - available on subscription from every 7 weeks

Repair Infusion - Booster Intensive multi-repair booster 30,00 € - available on subscription from every 7 weeks
