Thick, Flaky Scalp Patches
Raised, scaly patches that need targeted, consistent care.
Understanding Your Scalp Condition
Mechanism: Scalp psoriasis causes skin cells to build up far faster than normal, forming thick, raised, silvery-white patches that can crack, itch, or feel tight.
Why it persists: Psoriasis is a chronic condition driven by the immune system — it tends to flare and calm in cycles rather than resolve permanently, and often needs ongoing, gentle management.
What improves when treated: A consistent routine of gentle cleansing, anti-inflammatory oils, and rich, soothing creams helps lift buildup, calm irritation, and support comfort during flares.
Note: This page describes a supportive, cosmetic care routine, not a medical treatment. Psoriasis often requires individualised adjustment — please consult a dermatologist for diagnosis and a tailored treatment plan.
How This Routine Works
Cleanse Gently
Sulfate-free shampoos clear buildup without stripping or irritating already-sensitive skin.
Calm at Night
Anti-inflammatory oils work overnight to soothe irritation and support the skin barrier.
Protect by Day
A rich cream and morning lotion restore comfort and help control flaking through the day.
Your Routine
A gentle, consistent routine to support the scalp through flares.
DAILY ROUTINE
Cleanse, Calm & Protect
Use consistently — psoriasis responds best to steady, gentle care rather than aggressive treatment.
Oils: 3× weekly (night) · Cream: nightly · Lotion: mornings
003 Shampoo, 3.4.5B Essential Oils, and 007 Cream are currently restocking — the buttons will still work once stock returns, or reach out via our online consultation for a personalised interim recommendation.
How to Use + Schedule
| Shampoo | Use 1.1 or 003 as your regular shampoo, 3–4× per week. |
| Essential Oils (3.4.5B) | 3× weekly, in the evening. Apply directly to affected areas. |
| Cream (007) | Nightly. Apply to the scalp before bed. |
| Lotion (2.4) | Mornings. Apply directly to the scalp, do not rinse. |
FAQs
How is this different from the Oily, Flaky & Irritated Scalp routine?
Psoriasis produces thicker, more raised patches than typical seborrheic flaking, and often needs richer, more targeted care — this routine is built around that difference.
Will this cure my psoriasis?
No — psoriasis is a chronic condition without a permanent cure. This routine is designed to support comfort and manage flares as part of a broader care approach, ideally alongside dermatologist guidance.
Can I use the peeling (1.3) with psoriasis?
We'd recommend caution — active flares can be sensitive to physical exfoliation. Speak with a dermatologist before adding peeling to this routine.
Is this safe in pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Most DSD formulas are cosmetic-grade and safe, but we recommend consulting your healthcare provider before beginning active treatments during pregnancy or breastfeeding.