November 05, 2024

10 Daily Habits to Help Reduce Psoriasis Symptoms

Daily habits to help reduce psoriasis symptoms

Managing psoriasis isn’t just about treatment—it’s also about making small, daily changes that can make a big difference over time. Here are ten simple habits to help you feel more comfortable in your skin and support healthier, calmer skin every day.

1. Start Your Day with Moisture

Apply a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer right after showering to lock in hydration and prevent dryness.

2. Use Lukewarm Water

Hot water can irritate your skin, so stick to lukewarm showers to help keep psoriasis symptoms in check.

3. Choose Gentle, Fragrance-Free Products

Harsh soaps and strong fragrances can aggravate sensitive skin. Opt for mild, fragrance-free options to minimize irritation.

4. Keep Skin Hydrated Throughout the Day

Carry a small, travel-friendly moisturizer with you to reapply on dry patches as needed.

5. Stay Mindful of Triggers

Pay attention to stress, diet, and weather changes, as they can all affect flare-ups. Taking note of these can help you manage symptoms.

6. Try a Psoriasis-Friendly Shampoo

If you have scalp psoriasis, using a specialized shampoo like NOPSOR can help exfoliate and soothe your skin.

7. Eat Anti-Inflammatory Foods

Incorporate leafy greens, berries, and omega-3-rich foods to support your skin’s natural health.

8. Keep Hydrated

Drinking enough water throughout the day helps keep your skin hydrated from within, which can make a difference for psoriasis-prone skin.

9. Practice Stress-Relieving Activities

Stress is a common trigger for psoriasis, so try to unwind with activities like yoga, meditation, or even a short walk.

10. Nighttime Relief with NOPSOR Pomade

Before bed, apply NOPSOR Pomade to affected areas to soothe and hydrate overnight, giving your skin the chance to restore while you rest.

Closing

These small, daily habits can help you stay on top of psoriasis symptoms and make each day a bit more comfortable. Want to dive deeper? Discover more about NOPSOR’s approach to supporting psoriasis care.