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Psoriatic alopecia, also known as psoriatic hair loss and refers to a specific form of hair loss that occurs in conjunction with scalp psoriasis. Psoriatic alopecia is a relatively rare complication of scalp psoriasis, affecting a small percentage of people with psoriasis.

Psoriatic alopecia, also known as psoriatic hair loss and refers to a specific form of hair loss that occurs in conjunction with scalp psoriasis. Psoriatic alopecia is a relatively rare complication of scalp psoriasis, affecting a small percentage of people with psoriasis.

Many people experience scalp issues at some point in their lives and one common symptom is itchiness which occurs at the bottom of the scalp. This symptom can often affect our daily lives, causing discomfort.

The steps you take with your hair once out of the shower are just as, if not more important than the steps you take in the shower. We all know about choosing the right shampoo and conditioners for our hair types, we know when to double cleanse, we all know the steps for how to wash our hair correctly. What should you NOT be doing?

A sensitive scalp can be caused by so many different factors, and like many scalp sensitivities, tenderness is a fairly common complaint. It is linked with several medical conditions that affect lots of people including tension headaches, migraines and autoimmune disorders like psoriasis can all cause the scalp to become inflamed, irritated, and very sore. So, we’ve penned our top tips that can help aid (and avoid) that sore scalp.

Majority of shampoos sold today include fragrances, designed to delight the senses when in use; from ocean breeze to citrus burst and floral bouquets – the selection is vast. Fragrances that can linger in your tresses for hours post shampoo, but what many don’t realise is that fragrances can often trigger allergies making these products unsuitable for the sensitive souls amongst us.

The ingredients that you typically find even in some of the top branded shampoos and skin products today contain chemical compounds which can trigger allergic reactions and even asthma attacks.

Autumn is well underway - as the change of season brings in a new wardrobe full of warmer cosy delights, it's also time to switch up your haircare routine.

Summers can be very taxing for your scalp, especially if you happen to have a sensitive one. From dryness and itchiness to nagging discomfort and visible dandruff – it’s crucial that you take the right steps to keep that beautiful, sensitive scalp of yours healthy throughout the summer season.