Healing & Preventive Psoriasis Cream Psori Active

The cream is very good. For psoriasis sufferers, the plus is that there are no restrictions on the duration of use, as it is purely oil-based and does not contain corticosteroids. It does not cause addiction. It partially helped me get rid of the plaques on my body, but to a greater extent, this cream is for maintaining remission. For example, I finished off the plaques on my face with Belosalik, and now I maintain them from reappearing with this cream.

In general, it can be used as a body cream, as a face cream, it softens the skin very well, as it contains a lot of oils, and moisturizes excellently. The skin becomes soft and pleasant to the touch.

The downside is that it is really very fluid, liquid, one wrong move - and your hands are covered in this cream. A little goes a long way for use.

I buy it at the pharmacy, where it is cheaper.

This cream is excellent for its price, as it softens the skin and reduces itchiness. I use it on the advice of my dermatologist, after applying Elocom cream. However, there are a few downsides to it, such as its greasiness and strong odor. The consistency of the cream is quite runny, so you only need a small amount to apply a thin layer and prevent it from spreading. I use it in the morning and evening on dry, cleansed skin.

This product was incredibly helpful for me in just a week (apply it to the problem area several times a day). I bought it based on a dermatologist's recommendation. However, the user experience is quite terrible. It has a strong unpleasant smell and tends to leak.

I bought this product on the recommendation of a dermatologist for treating psoriasis. It is a cream based on solidol, a cheap alternative to Kartalin (which, by the way, is very helpful and effectively treats psoriasis). The consistency is liquid, and it starts to spread on the skin after about an hour. It doesn't have a strong smell. However, the cream doesn't really have any noticeable effect, it only softens the skin.

I was prescribed this shampoo by a dermatologist for treating my scalp. The shampoo is not bad, but I didn't notice any healing effect from it. However, the cream is a disaster. How am I supposed to use it? The instructions say to apply it twice a day, but it doesn't absorb well and has a very strong smell. The cream itself is very greasy. While it can be washed off from hands and feet, even though the instructions don't specify how long to keep it on, removing it from the scalp is a whole quest. I applied it for half an hour and then rinsed it off. I had to rinse multiple times, about 5-6 times in a row. And yet, even after drying, my hair looked dirty, greasy, and had a terrible smell. Nothing helped. After all these struggles, the effect was the same as using just the shampoo alone. I didn't understand this product.

I bought it at the pharmacy. It looks more like an ointment, very greasy and brown in color. The smell is not very pleasant. It doesn't heal, but only softens the skin. The ingredients are good.