When controlling eczema and psoriasis one of the most important issues to moisturize the skin and or to keep the skin containing moist.
Dry skin goes hand in hand with both eczema and psoriasis. Trying to control your eczema or psoriasis without first targeting the dry skin is fighting an uphill battle.
Moisturising decreases itching
Regularly moisturising the skin will help to reduce the itching and inflammation associated with eczema and psoriasis. This in turn will help to minimise the severity of the condition and make it easier to live with.
Moisturising increases flexibility
A major concern for the sufferer of eczema and psoriasis is a secondary skin infection resulting from excessive itching and cracked skin. The skin remains more flexible when moisturised regularly and as a result is less prone to cracking. This in turn reduces the risk of skin infections.
The secret is to find a good moisturiser and use it regularly. The even greater secret is how to keep the skin moist. PsoriaLess has extremely effective occlusive (sealing off) characteristics and keeps the skin long term moist. Make a habit to moisturise after showering and after prolonged exposure to water using PsoriaLess Gel. Carry PsoriaLess Gel with you so you can moisturise as needed. Be aware that not all creams used to treat your eczema and psoriasis will be a moisturiser. It may be necessary to use a separate moisturiser as well as your treating cream or ointment.
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Maximum effective moisturizing procedure:
Apply twice daily and or every time you have taken a bath, shower or have cleaned the affected area
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PsoriaLess Phase 1 Gel
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Follow with PsoriaLess Phase 2 Bio Active
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Let the mixed substance dry in for a few minutes and you are protected for a greater part of the day!
