I actually came to read the answers! I have a few friends with this and I like to keep up with ideas!

I have a regular patch of psoriasis at my hairline at the back of my neck which gets worse in hot weather due to sweat. I use tea tree oil on it but I think everyone is different. Tea Tree Oil may be too strong for some and I don’t think I would use it on babies or children. I also had terrible eczema after the birth of my twins – after a long bout of steroids which helped a little but caused other problems – I found being careful with the food I ate was an even greater help. I follow the FODMAP diet generally. I think it has helped with the psoriasis as well.

I also go with suggestions from specialists and review products too – always a good idea. I have invested in particular health care products after these discussions which has assisted with my skin.

I have bouts of eczema, not as bad as psoriasis. A friend of mine found a vast improvement in her sons psoriasis when he swam in the ocean. Good luck with it

Best to seek some specialist advice for this issue. I always seek out specialist advice for issues.

I have psoriasis but only small patches on my legs and either use electric razor or get my adult daughter to shave for me. As I have circulation issues in my lower legs the hair doesn’t grow very much and it is also fair. I think shaving would be the best option as long as you are careful. Anything else I think may irritate the skin.

Coconut oil helps soothe the skin and toenails, and is great for the hairline/ears or whereever you get small patches….. but I’m not sure about shaving. It is not something I would want to do, especially not with skin issues in the area.

My daughter suffers badly, but is too young for this to be an issue yet. I suppose waxing or depilation would be out of the question?

I don’t but I would like to know more about this.

perhaps it would be advisable to ask your doctor what the best for this.

Have you tried essential oils?
Rose geranium oil has antiseptic, antibacterial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties so it is great for treating any skin condition including psoriasis,has anti-inflammatory properties also tee tree oil as well. I would mix it with some oil ie I use fractured coconut oil…
Hope it helps x

I would not recommend shaving on a skin with psoriasis. You could seek advice from your Dermatologist.

I get it mostly in my hair line. My family have it on their legs but so far don’t use anything different for shaving. I mostly only get relief from pine solutions.