Dermasolve Psoriasis & Dandruff Oil, Dermatologist Approved for Flaky Scalp Relief

I have been suffering from severe scalp psoriasis coupled with seborrhea for over 10 years. Unless you’ve experienced my level of uncontrollable and constant itch, pain, and the gross appearance bought on by such severe conditions, you cannot imagine how torturous the condition truly can me. Quite frankly up until recently my condition has left just this side of suicidal.For background, I’ve tried UV treatments, steroids, specialist steroid scalp weave needle injections, dermatologist prescribed Clobetasol Propionate, Triamcinolone Acetone, and even more with no relief. In fact these expensive prescription products didn’t even put a dent in my condition.Then five weeks ago I was so very fortunate to try the combination of overnight Dermasolve Psoriasis Scalp Oil treatment followed by shampooing out the loosened plaque via morning shower with Scalp Psoriasis, Seborrheic Dermatitis & Dandruff Shampoo Plus Conditioner also by DermaSolve. These two products are then followed by the post-shampoo Jojoba Oil treatment and a blow dry. Do this treatment for 3 days and your life will return to you. I kid you not.I was initially skeptical of the twin pack packaging of the products and the cost thinking I would sooner just try one container of each to see how well it worked before committing to a larger supply. The reality is you will need at least two bottles of each to get you started. I now use these three products daily.MY ROUTINE IS AS BELOW:1. Apply a liberal supply of Dermasolve Psoriasis Scalp Oil early in the evening, massage it in and just let it soak into your scalp. Do not wash this out until your morning shampoo. (Note, when you go to bed you will want to either cover your pillow with a towel or wear a shower cap over the oil soaked scalp or you will leave a mess on your pillow case and pillow. Tip, if you find you are uncomfortable with the oil soaked scalp later into the night, do your best to not scratch it. Instead apply even more oil and massage it into the scalp with your fingertips doing your best to not use your finger-NAILS!2. First thing in the morning, shower and shampoo using the Scalp Psoriasis, Seborrheic Dermatitis & Dandruff Shampoo Plus Conditioner also by DermaSolve. This will yield good results but personally I’ve found it helps even more if you follow the Dermasolve Shampoo Conditioner with a Tea Tree infused conditioner. On the latter, I found “Head & Shoulders – Hair and Scalp – Instant Relief Conditioner with Tea Tree & Peppermint offers extra relief plus it makes your hair easier to comb out post shampoo.3. Finally follow this all with 1.5 to 2 full droppers of Jojoba Oil dripped into the most irritated areas of your scalp. After dripping it in you then massage the Jojoba oil into the scalp followed by blow drying. (I've never been a blow drier kind of guy but trust me, it helps the oil to soak in to follow it all up with a blow dry. After the blow-drying you are on your way to a day of feeling human again. I promise you.Good luck all.Jeff form PA.

Love it it help with my hair problem

I liked a lot, helps to keep scalp moisture and prevent lost of hair

It's very greasy and didn't really work for me. Unfortunately missed the window to return it.

I had gotten so much crust in my head that I was afraid it was gonna overtake my hair and I would lose my hair. I would scratch it all the time and try and get as much out, but it says as fast as you take it out it grows back. Is that true, so I said down and started thinking what do I need to do and I start asking what kind of treatment I needed to do the oil through your head and put a shower cap on leave it on overnight put a towel on your pillow is what it does that stuff in your head. I mean they’re like scabs And melts and the next morning you can scratch them off and it turns like I can just sand little tiny party that you see falling out of your hair oh my gosh I just scratched on them and they just fell right off. It all came off. I can’t believe it and then I shampooed it with the shampoo , so it in real good and get all the oil out and then towel dry and then as use their conditioner, I cannot believe how clear my head is. I’ve never seen anything like this. I could’ve cried the cross my head. It was so hard to get off I would pick and pick and pick and it took forever just to get one scab off , this is fantastic. That’s just in one try and so then from now on I will wash my hair two or three times a week. Never let it get dry and crusty again. I give this not only five stars but 10 stars God bless. Hope it works for you.

Read carefully and don’t get caught up in all the natural ingredients. I read the instructions, followed them and then thought to myself…wow, no smell. That’s weird for a product with so many floral oil ingredients. Turns out the first ingredient is mineral oil. I’m highly allergic. Guess I should have continued to swipe the six photos to read the full ingredient list.

My son swims everyday morning and after school, thus he showers twice sometimes three times at school. Naturally his skin became really dry and his scalp followed. I read raving reviews and tried, and I’m glad I did. My son’s scalp became CLEAN after one usage. All chunky/fine flakes are ompletely gone. I noticed they come back if he stops using them for long, so I encourage him to use it each time he feels ‘dry’ before his scalp produces flakes. I usually help him ‘drizzle’ wherever that shows some redness and he massage his scalp a little for like 3min and he washes them off. It also helps mostrizing his hair too. Highly recommend it.

It helps sooth my scalp for maybe the next 30 min after use, but past that my scalp is still extremely itchy as ever. It even feels like my scalp gets itchier than usual a day after using this, which is annoying and weird. A lot of reviews said it made hair way too oily, but I actually kind of like that it adds that to my hair. My hair is extremely dry, so having any kind of moisture in it makes it feel much better. Though touching my hair with this on my head will make my hands oily which I don't really like. But I've also been using coconut oil in my hair for years and that does that to my hands too, so while I don't like that feeling on my hands I'm at least kinda used to it already. The nozzle makes it easy to reach scalp. Though my hair is very thick so I still feel like it is hard to get it directly to scalp unless I spend loads and loads of time spreading each small section of hair to get the nozzle directly to the scalp, and I don't really want to be spending that much time on it tbh.Stuff feels good the moment it gets onto my scalp, but past that it hasn't seemed to do anything to actually help my scalp or make it less itchy or less flaky. While it felt the oil was good for adding moisture to my hair, it also made my forehead breakout if it got anywhere near my forehead, which seemed unavoidable as my worst area is right on my hairline.