"I HIGHLY recommend this product! I have only been using it for one week and 90% of the signs of psoriasis on my legs have disappeared. It has literally given me my old life back. If I could give it 10 stars I would."
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Soothe Skin
Shed and soften
Calm irritation
Restore smoothness
Unlike standard lotions and moisturizers, PSORIASIN contains coal tar – the only FDA compliant, non-prescription ingredient that helps fight psoriasis at the source and quickly tackles the most stressful flare-ups.
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Add PSORIASIN to your topical treatment regimen and make it part of your daily routine to help improve flare-ups.
Too many showers and baths (especially hot ones) can dry out your skin. Try to limit bathing to every other day.
In addition to PSORIASIN, other moisturizers can help lock water into the skin and reduce irritation and itchiness of psoriasis patches.
A light amount of sunlight can help slow skin cell production, but too much can cause sunburn. Measure your sun exposure and be sure to use sunscreen.
Stress is a common trigger for psoriasis flare-ups. Engaging in relaxation techniques, such as yoga, meditation, or massage, may help reduce stress and ease psoriasis symptoms.
PSORIASIN is the #1 over-the-counter solution that slows excessive skin cell production to help quickly fight psoriasis flare-ups at the source.
The active ingredient coal tar in PSORIASIN slows down the excessive skin cell production that is the root cause of psoriasis symptoms. Unlike any other FDA compliant, non-prescription drug ingredient, coal tar slows excessive skin cell production thus allowing PSORIASIN to help reduce the itching, scaling, and redness of psoriasis.
Due to the well-documented side effects of topical steroids, some experts recommend using intermittent therapy (also called weekend or pulse therapy). This type of treatment involves applying topical steroids for three consecutive days each week followed by four days of a coal tar medication like PSORIASIN. Ask your doctor if this approach might be right for you.