Roycederm Psoriasis Shampoo, Seborrheic Dermatitis Shampoo, Folliculitis, Dandruff, Scalp Psoriasis & Seborrheic Dermatitis Treatment, Dry Itchy Scalp Treatment - 2 Pack

I’m BIG on reviews when buying things and especially if there are photos. I was hesitant to spend so much money on shampoo and conditioner but we were out of options and our next step was the doctor, which we don’t have health insurance currently so we can’t afford a doc visit. This is less than 2 weeks of using this once a day. Some areas are still red when he gets out of the shower but for the most part they are completely healed and not flaking/itching anymore. It doesn’t smell the best but it works!!! I would absolutely recommend this to anyone having scalp/skin issues.

Loved this product, but it is very pricey. I cant afford to get it often. But it sure helped with the itching.

Good product, I liked it a lot, it worked very well for me, I highly recommend it.

I have tried every shampoo or product you can think of I even went to the dermatologist for help and nothing seemed to work. I never write reviews but this product the shampoo and conditioner & cream worked for us. My son struggled with severe seborrheic dermatitis. We were desperate and helpless please if you’re struggling give this a try. We used it for a month and his scalp is clean and free again! Please note I would soak his hair in the conditioner after washing and I would use a small comb and he’ll loosen up the crusted flakes.

I had bumpy scabs on my head that I had no idea what they were other than itchy and uncomfortable, other shampoos would make it worse, it was so bad that I was itching the scabs and I’d bleed. I came apon this product after searching and decided to give it a try for the price wasn’t bad. It smells a lot better than I thought and it cools your scab after a few uses my spot was cleared off I was amazed and felt such relief! It does not leave your hair greasy and it feels fresh and light. I’ve bought this product 3 times now and a little goes a long way for me totally recommend if you have scalp psoriasis.

I was just recently diagnosed with psoriasis. I am 33 years old. I was really worried about the reviews because a lot of people complain about the smell, but said the Rocederm Seborrheic Dermatitis Psoriasis conditioner was tolerable. I was going through the product photos of the conditioner it said that it had a mint like smell I figured that should be no problem so I only purchase the conditioner and not the shampoo. As soon as I smell the conditioner, it was an immediate no way in hell. It literally smells like a box of chemicals. Where is the mints? It may be mint with windex spray on it? The only smell I can compare it to is very strong box dye that you use at home. After a couple more smells hoping the smell would change by some chance, I got a headache. I was like there’s no way I can use this. I am definitely returning this. If you are sensitive to smells this is definitely a no go for you. So sorry because it’s very popular and people said it was a game changer for them. Sadly not for me.

This is about the only stuff that works. I have dermatitis that usually affects the top of my scalp and the front of my neck. I've used different topical creams and solutions from my dermatologist and have had mixed results. I'm on day two of using this stuff and it's made a world of difference. It's been more effective than a week's worth of topical steroids. It doesn't smell the best but it doesn't leave your hair smelling bad after you rinse it out. It certainly smells better than the clinical strength head and shoulders that my dermatologist suggested. I didn't know what's in it that makes it work so well, but I was at the point that I wouldn't have cared if it was uranium as long as my scalp stopped itching.

They changed the formula? Two years ago was when I first started using this shampoo. The main ingredient then was Artemesia. This formula worked amazing. I didn't have itch the entire time I was using the shampoo. Sometime down the road I noticed the active ingredient change to salicylic acid. The shampoo smelled slightly less strong. Like it used to smell super woodsy. Anyway, my itch returned so I switch to head and shoulders daily. I looked up using Artemesia for hair and it turns out there's a Korean patent on this or something so maybe companies are reluctant to put it in their formulas, at least as the main ingredient. This is all speculation though so don't take my thoughts as fact.