Answer: Yes, it contains 3% salicylic acid to exfoliate and reduce flaking, along with natural menthol to relieve itching and redness.
Formulated for sensitive scalps, Sphagnum Botanicals PsoriAid Peat Mud Shampoo is dermatologically tested and free from SLS, SLES, parabens, and artificial fragrances.
The combination of 3% salicylic acid, menthol (cooling comfort), and peat mud (soothing, barrier-supportive minerals) helps loosen scales, reduce visible flakes, and calm irritation so the scalp feels cleaner and more comfortable.
Why it helps with scalp psoriasis symptoms
- 3% Salicylic Acid: Gently lifts dead skin and buildup so scales rinse away more easily.
- Menthol: Provides a quick soothing, cooling sensation to ease itch and discomfort.
- Peat Mud: Naturally rich in bioactive compounds that help calm stressed, reactive skin.
How to use
- Apply to wet scalp, massage for 2–3 minutes, then rinse.
- Start 2–4 times per week, adjusting as needed.
- If your skin is highly reactive, patch test first. Avoid eye contact.
Note: This product helps manage common scalp psoriasis symptoms like flaking and itch. If irritation persists or you have questions about treatment, consult a healthcare professional.
Who is this shampoo for?
- Individuals with scalp psoriasis who want visible flake reduction without harsh surfactants.
- Sensitive or reactive scalps that need a gentle, fragrance-free cleanse.
- People looking for 3% salicylic acid exfoliation with menthol comfort and peat mud soothing.
- Anyone who wants results without compromising scalp comfort.
FAQ
1) Can I use this every day?
You can, but most users see good results at 2–4 times per week. Adjust based on comfort and how your scalp responds.
2) Is 3% salicylic acid safe for sensitive scalps?
Yes—this shampoo is dermatologically tested and SLS/SLES/paraben-free. If your skin is highly reactive, patch test first.
3) How long until I notice improvement?
Many users notice less flaking within 1–2 weeks of consistent use. Best results come with steady routine and gentle care.
4) Can I combine it with my prescription treatment?
Often yes. Use this shampoo to lift scales so prescriptions contact skin better. Check with your clinician for your regimen.
5) Is the menthol tingle normal?
A brief, light cooling is expected. If you feel burning, prolonged redness, or discomfort, rinse and discontinue.
