Psoriasis and eczema are both inflammatory skin conditions that affect a significant portion of the population. Many people search for effective natural psoriasis treatments and eczema skin solutions, but there is often confusion about which options are most suitable. Understanding the different types of psoriasis and eczema can help in managing flare-ups and improving overall skin comfort.
Understanding Different Types of Psoriasis and Eczema
Skin conditions like scalp psoriasis, plaque psoriasis, guttate psoriasis, erythrodermic psoriasis, dandruff, body eczema, and seborrheic dermatitis can appear in various areas of the body. Each type may require different approaches for symptom relief. Managing flare-ups effectively can reduce their intensity and frequency, supporting a better quality of life.
For those seeking natural eczema treatments or psoriasis skin care, combining topical care with lifestyle strategies may help support skin hydration and comfort.
Natural Products for Scalp Psoriasis and Eczema
For scalp-focused care, consider these products:
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Revitalising Scalp and Body Cream – Hydrates the scalp and reduces itchiness and redness.
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Enriched Scalp Oils – Nourishes the scalp to support skin resilience.
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Non-Greasy Scalp Treatment Spray – Helps manage dry, flaky scalp areas.
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Nutritive Scalp and Hair Mask – Adds hydration and supports scalp health.
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Healing Psoriasis with Mediterranean Cooking Cookbook – Focuses on anti-inflammatory recipes that support skin wellness.
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Psoriasis Topical Trial Pack – Offers a selection of topical products to explore what works best for your skin.
Natural Products for Body and Hand Psoriasis or Eczema
For psoriasis or eczema affecting hands and body, these products may provide relief:
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Revitalising Scalp and Body Cream – Moisturises dry skin and helps reduce irritation.
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Salubrious Skin Balm – Thicker formulation for hydrating dry or cracked skin, especially on hands and feet.
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Healing Psoriasis with Mediterranean Cooking Cookbook – Supports overall skin wellness through diet.
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Psoriasis Topical Trial Pack – Allows you to explore multiple products for body care.
Natural Products for Dandruff Flakes
For dry, flaky scalp often associated with psoriasis or eczema:
Dryness from eczema and psoriasis can worsen itchiness, leading to scratching and increased irritation. Maintaining skin hydration with suitable products helps manage these symptoms.
How to Support Skin Comfort Naturally
The Revitalising Scalp and Body Cream works to hydrate the skin and reduce itchiness and redness, supporting the skin’s natural ability to maintain comfort.
For additional support, Luminosi-tea can be included in your routine. This herbal tea may support gut health, which is linked to skin inflammation and overall wellbeing.
For thicker or more persistent lesions, particularly on hands and feet, Salubrious Skin Balm provides extra hydration and helps reduce the impact of dryness.
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Salubrious Skin Balm
The Salubrious Skin Balm is a rich, nourishing balm designed to provide intensive moisturisation for very dry or thickened skin areas. Its occlusive texture helps lock in hydration and supports long-lasting skin comfort.
It is commonly used on areas such as the hands, feet, elbows, and knees where skin may feel dry, tight, or rough. The balm is formulated with a blend of natural oils to help soften the skin and improve overall skin feel and appearance.
It is also suitable for use on areas of plaque psoriasis-prone skin, where richer emollients are often preferred to support hydration and reduce the appearance of dryness and flaking.
Revitalising Scalp and Body Cream
The Revitalising Scalp and Body Cream is a lightweight, hydrating cream designed for easy application and absorption. It is suitable for use on the scalp and body, particularly where the skin feels dry or flaky.
Its non-greasy texture allows it to be easily rinsed or incorporated into regular washing routines, making it suitable for daily use on areas such as the scalp, hairline, and body skin.
It is often used by individuals looking to maintain scalp hydration and reduce the visible appearance of dryness or flaking associated with scalp psoriasis-prone, dandruff-prone, or seborrheic dermatitis-prone scalps.
Enriched Scalp Oils
When managing scalp psoriasis, dandruff, or seborrheic dermatitis–prone scalps, a common challenge is maintaining scalp hydration while also supporting hair comfort and appearance. Many heavier topical products can leave the hair feeling greasy, which may lead to more frequent washing and, in turn, a drier scalp environment.
The approach is to use lightweight and nourishing formulations that support scalp hydration while being designed to rinse out or absorb easily. The Enriched Scalp Oils provide rich botanical nourishment for the scalp and hair, helping maintain softness, shine, and a well-conditioned feel without heavy residue.
For daytime scalp hydration, the Non-Greasy Scalp Treatment Spray offers a lightweight mist designed to support scalp moisture balance while maintaining a clean, non-greasy appearance in the hair. Its blend of botanical extracts and humectants helps keep the scalp feeling refreshed throughout the day.
To support scalp cleansing and manage surface build-up, the Nutritive Scalp and Hair Mask can be incorporated into a regular routine to help maintain a smoother, more comfortable scalp surface and improve overall hair manageability.
After rinsing the Nutritive Scalp and Hair Mask, the Enriched Scalp Oils can be applied to help replenish moisture and support scalp hydration, helping maintain a soft and nourished feel across both scalp and hair.
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Non-Greasy Scalp Treatment Spray
Applying creams and ointments can help support scalp comfort and hydration, however they may also leave the hair appearing oily. The Non-Greasy Scalp Treatment Spray is designed to provide lightweight scalp hydration throughout the day while helping maintain a clean, natural-looking finish in the hair and supporting the appearance of reduced visible flaking without a greasy residue.
To support ongoing scalp conditioning, the Nutritive Scalp and Hair Mask can be included in a weekly routine as an intensive hydrating treatment to help maintain scalp and hair softness and manageability.
For additional nourishment, the Enriched Scalp Oils can be used overnight to provide rich hydration and support a more conditioned feel in both scalp and hair, with a lightweight texture designed to absorb and rinse out easily the following morning.
Nutritive Scalp and Hair Mask
Thickened scalp build-up associated with scalp psoriasis, dandruff, or seborrheic dermatitis–prone scalps can contribute to a dry, uncomfortable scalp environment and may also impact the overall condition and appearance of the hair. To support scalp cleansing and gentle resurfacing, the Nutritive Scalp and Hair Mask is formulated with ingredients such as bentonite clay and white willow bark (a natural source of salicylates) to help lift surface build-up and support a smoother, cleaner-feeling scalp while botanical extracts help maintain scalp hydration and comfort.
Following use of the Nutritive Scalp and Hair Mask, the Enriched Scalp Oils are designed to provide replenishing moisture and help restore softness and manageability to the scalp and hair. This step supports rehydration after cleansing and helps maintain a nourished scalp feel.
In addition to topical scalp care, the Luminosi-tea is a herbal blend that can be included in a daily wellness routine to support general digestive health and overall wellbeing as part of a holistic lifestyle approach to skin health.
Triple Threat Scalp Care Pack
Scalp psoriasis, dandruff and seborrheic dermatitis are very challenging and complicated to treat effectively. That is why we have developed our 3-step process to effectively treat scalp psoriasis and prevent any future flare-ups.
First, we exfoliate the thick lesions on the scalp with the Nutritive Scalp and Hair Mask. Once removed, moisturise the scalp with the 100% natural healing oils found in the Enriched Scalp Oils. Then follow through with the morning scalp care routine by applying the Non-Greasy Scalp Treatment Spray.
Each of these steps compliments the next, and helps prepare the scalp to absorb more of the essential healing ingredients found in the natural oils.
While addressing the topical skin, we can now move our attention to inner health. The psoriasis diet is an essential component to any natural psoriasis treatment. You can read all about the psoriasis diet in the Healing Psoriasis with Mediterranean Cooking cookbook. There are over 60 recipes your skin and digestion will absolutely love.
If you find you are quite reactive to inflammatory foods, or you are following the psoriasis diet but don’t seem to get the most out of it, then add the 100% organic Luminosi-tea to your day. This is a delicious beverage that is formulated with anti-inflammatory and gut healing herbs to rejuvenate leaky gut syndrome.
Psoriasis Topical Trial Pack
Anyone with psoriasis knows the amount of creams, lotions and potions you have tested over the years. I was no different to you. Hundreds in fact. That is why we have created the Psoriasis Topical Trial Pack.
In the Psoriasis Topical Trial Pack you will receive each of the 5 products in the Salubre Therapeutics range, to trial on your skin. I would recommend choosing just one area and then be consistent with that instead of using it all over the body just once.
- The Eczema and Psoriasis Trial Pack Includes:
- Scalp Psoriasis Hair Mask - 10 g
- Non-Greasy Scalp Psoriasis Treatment Spray - 50 ml
- Scalp Psoriasis Treatment Oil - 50 ml
- Eczema and Psoriasis Scalp and Body Cream - 10 g
- Psoriasis Moisturising Balm - 10 g
Healing Psoriasis Through Meditation
One of the biggest and most common triggers to psoriasis is stress. We live in times where stress often can’t be avoided so it is essential to take time out of your day and calm the nerves with some calming and relaxing tunes and positive visualisation.
The mind is a powerful ally and can be an incredible resource to healing your psoriasis and eczema naturally. If meditation is new to you, we have you covered. This is an easy to follow guided meditation that takes you through the process of relaxation step by step.
Which foods to avoid when you suffer from psoriasis and eczema.
One of the most important ways to manage psoriasis and eczema is through the psoriasis diet. This requires a more alkaline diet and foods that cause inflammation (acidic foods) are best avoided.
Foods to avoid include dairy, red meat, gluten, sugar, dairy and alcohol.
Foods that should be enjoyed more often to reduce inflammation include green leafy vegetables, oily fish such as salmon, detoxifying vegetables such as beetroot and broccoli and seasoning food with Himalayan pink salt and extra virgin olive oil.
When I wrote my first book, Feel Great in Your Skin, I realised many people reading this wouldn’t know how to implement the psoriasis diet into their every day cooking.
For this reason, I teamed up with the one person who was there by my side when I was working through all the dietary changes I needed to make to help my psoriasis go into remission, and that is my mum. We co-authored Healing Psoriasis with Mediterranean Cooking cookbook with over 60 dairy free, sugar free and gluten free recipes to help you implement the psoriasis diet in the comfort of your own kitchen.
When trying to manage psoriasis and eczema, it is so important to understand that it takes a multi-faceted approach to resolving the inflammation in your body naturally. I would start with one step at a time and work your way through these changes. It may be helpful to have someone direct you through this as it can be tough doing it on your own.
Related Content you may be interested in:
- To read more about my own struggle with Psoriasis read: Heal your skin with healing the relationship with yourself.
- For a full list of our products to help manage psoriasis and eczema from both outside and within see: Eczema and Psoriasis Skin Solutions.
- For most common questions asked by my patients about eczema and psoriasis read: Psoriasis Frequently Asked Questions.
