| Psorent is a clinically-proven psoriasis treatment to help relieve the itching, scaling, flaking, redness, irritation and other psoriasis symptoms. This steroid-free formulation is fast-drying and applies easily with a convenient, no-mess applicator. The dab-on delivery system allows for direct application without touching either the solution or the psoriasis plaque, and avoids stains, odor and messiness. 15% liquor carbonis distillate (LCD) is absorbed quickly into the skin, while a liquid wax creates a light-occlusive barrier on psoriatic plaques and significantly reduces the odor and staining associated with traditional coal tar products. Psorent is a highly effective, safe topical treatment for psoriasis and helps to prevent recurrence when used regularly. Psorent is a 2009 Trailblazer Brand Of The Year Winner! Size: 3.4 fl oz. One bottle is approximately a 90-day supply for mild to moderate psoriasis depending on the severity and surface area. Directions: Apply to affected areas one to two times daily or as directed by a doctor. Dab gently onto affected skin to start the flow of medication. Apply just enough medication to wet the skin and avoid dripping. Avoid applying to severely cracked or irritated areas. Allow solution to fully dry before dressing to avoid staining clothing. Do not rinse off treated skin. Cap bottle tightly after use. Scalp Psoriasis
Scalp psoriasis is reported to occur in 50-80% of psoriasis sufferers and is categorized by having psoriasis plaques under the hair on the scalp and can extend past the hairline to the neck, forehead and around the ears. Scalp psoriasis is recognized by its silver-white scaling, redness, flaking and itch on or around the scalp. Extreme dandruff, dry scalp and seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp are usually categorized with psoriatic scalp because they present many of the same symptoms. Product attributes need to be taken into consideration when treating psoriasis of the scalp such as application, odor, and hair staining. The treatment for scalp psoriasis is somewhat difficult because of the presence of the hair (especially since most sufferers prefer to keep longer hair to hide the redness of the condition). Luckily, Psorent psoriasis topical solution is the ideal medium for treating scalp psoriasis. Its no-mess applicator allows the user to precisely dab the product to affected areas. Psorent has the consistency of water, so it doesnt stick to the hair like creams or conditioners; it works directly on the skin where it is needed. Psorent was tested on medium blond and bleached blonde hair in an aggregated application study and no staining was seen, however, we recommend that processed hair (color, perm, relaxers, etc.) and gray hair, spot treat an inconspicuous area of the scalp before treating the entire area. This allows to test for staining, as individual cases may differ. Data on file, NeoStrata Company, Inc. Ingredients: Active: Coal Tar 2.3% (from Coal Tar Topical Solution, USP 15%)
Inactive: Cyclomethicone, Dioctyldodecyl Dodecanedioate, Ethyl Alcohol, Fragrance, Polyoxyethylene (2) Oleyl Ether, Propylene glycol, Triethyl Citrate. | Apply to affected areas one to two times daily or as directed by a doctor. Dab gently onto affected skin to start the flow of medication. Apply just enough medication to wet the skin and avoid dripping. Avoid applying to severely cracked or irritated areas. Allow solution to fully dry before dressing to avoid staining clothing. Do not rinse off treated skin. Cap bottle tightly after use. Scalp Psoriasis
Scalp psoriasis is reported to occur in 50-80% of psoriasis sufferers and is categorized by having psoriasis plaques under the hair on the scalp and can extend past the hairline to the neck, forehead and around the ears. Scalp psoriasis is recognized by its silver-white scaling, redness, flaking and itch on or around the scalp. Extreme dandruff, dry scalp and seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp are usually categorized with psoriatic scalp because they present many of the same symptoms. Product attributes need to be taken into consideration when treating psoriasis of the scalp such as application, odor, and hair staining. The treatment for scalp psoriasis is somewhat difficult because of the presence of the hair (especially since most sufferers prefer to keep longer hair to hide the redness of the condition). Luckily, Psorent psoriasis topical solution is the ideal medium for treating scalp psoriasis. Its no-mess applicator allows the user to precisely dab the product to affected areas. Psorent has the consistency of water, so it doesnt stick to the hair like creams or conditioners; it works directly on the skin where it is needed. Psorent was tested on medium blond and bleached blonde hair in an aggregated application study and no staining was seen, however, we recommend that processed hair (color, perm, relaxers, etc.) and gray hair, spot treat an inconspicuous area of the scalp before treating the entire area. This allows to test for staining, as individual cases may differ. Data on file, NeoStrata Company, Inc. |  Apply to affected areas one to two times daily or as directed by a doctor. Dab gently onto affected skin to start the flow of medication. Apply just enough medication to wet the skin and avoid dripping. Avoid applying to severely cracked or irritated areas. Allow solution to fully dry before dressing to avoid staining clothing. Do not rinse off treated skin. Cap bottle tightly after use. Scalp Psoriasis
Scalp psoriasis is reported to occur in 50-80% of psoriasis sufferers and is categorized by having psoriasis plaques under the hair on the scalp and can extend past the hairline to the neck, forehead and around the ears. Scalp psoriasis is recognized by its silver-white scaling, redness, flaking and itch on or around the scalp. Extreme dandruff, dry scalp and seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp are usually categorized with psoriatic scalp because they present many of the same symptoms. Product attributes need to be taken into consideration when treating psoriasis of the scalp such as application, odor, and hair staining. The treatment for scalp psoriasis is somewhat difficult because of the presence of the hair (especially since most sufferers prefer to keep longer hair to hide the redness of the condition). Luckily, Psorent psoriasis topical solution is the ideal medium for treating scalp psoriasis. Its no-mess applicator allows the user to precisely dab the product to affected areas. Psorent has the consistency of water, so it doesnt stick to the hair like creams or conditioners; it works directly on the skin where it is needed. Psorent was tested on medium blond and bleached blonde hair in an aggregated application study and no staining was seen, however, we recommend that processed hair (color, perm, relaxers, etc.) and gray hair, spot treat an inconspicuous area of the scalp before treating the entire area. This allows to test for staining, as individual cases may differ. Data on file, NeoStrata Company, Inc. .34 OZ | |
