Supplies:
Tea Tree
Oil, sea salt,
grapeseed
oil,
jojoba
oil, and
evening primrose
oil.
Directions:
Add 10 drops of
Tea Tree
Oil and one cup sea salt to bath water. For moisturizing, add 20 drops of Tea Tree Oil to 1 ounce of
grapeseed
oil; you may also add 10 drops of primrose or
Jojoba
Oil. Shake and massage in well.
How To Treat Psoriasis At Home – Naturally
Is there a cure for psoriasis? A psoriasis cure may not have been developed yet, but it is possible to control the frequency and severity of psoriasis outbreaks.
The best way to treat psoriasis symptoms and many other reactive skin issues (including psoriatic arthritis) is naturally. Natural products are safe to use, gentle, and help soothe the skin rather than irritate it further with harsh chemicals.
Plaque psoriasis
Most common with raised red patches and build up of dead skin or scales known as plaques. Usually on knees, elbows & scalp. Itchy and painful. Can crack & bleed.
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Pustular psoriasis
A rare form characterized by small pustules (whitehead-like lesions) found all over the body or confined to the palms, soles and other isolated areas of the body.
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Guttate psoriasis
Occurs most frequently in children and is characterized by numerous small, red drop-like scaly macules that develop rapidly over a wide area of skin, often appearing after an infection such as Strep throat.
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Inverse psoriasis
Occurs in the armpit, under the breast, in skin folds, around the groin, in the cleft between the buttocks and around the genitals. It is usually pink and irritated but lacks the thick scales seen in other forms of psoriasis.
