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The skin of a person with psoriasis is often sensitive and weakened by successive flare-ups. It must be treated daily, before, during and after inflammatory flare-ups. Applying a hydrating cream, available over the counter, is extremely beneficial in psoriasis to fight against dryness, make the skin feel softer, stronger and more comfortable, reduce itching, soothe irritations induced by the various treatments and reduce the frequency of flare-ups.
The composition of a "psoriasis-specific" hydrating cream should be as neutral and simple as possible. The goal is to soothe psoriasis, not to damage the skin even more! For example, it is best to choose products whose tolerance has been tested and validated in studies.
Some creams contain specific anti-inflammatory active ingredients to treat subcutaneous inflammation of the "healthy" skin of psoriasis patients, which helps reduce the frequency of flare-ups.
A hydrating cream should be applied every day, once or several times a day as needed:
Applying cream should not be seen as a chore but as something instinctual like getting up in the morning or going to bed in the evening. Opt for a texture that best suits your needs, and switch to a new one if it no longer works for you. The best psoriasis cream is one that you apply every day.
In an ideal world, here's the routine to adopt:
The best time of day to take care of your skin depends on your own schedule, it is not necessarily going to be the evening if you have more time in the morning.
Psoriasis-prone skin