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A Review of the Derma E Psorzema Products

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A Review of the Derma E Psorzema Products: The Line

Derma E’s popular Psorzema line or products consists of a facial creme, a body lotion and a body wash. While the line is marketed for sufferers of psoriasis and eczema, anyone can use these products on both their face and their body, and they may also be useful for those who suffer from rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis and other skin ailments. While I doubt that these products will cure a serious case of psoriasis or eczema, Derma E promises that they will “provide natural relief from symptoms of scaling, flaking, itching and irritated dry skin”, and these claims are backed up by the impressive ingredients list that each product shares.

A Review of the Derma E Psorzema Products: The Ingredients

Unlike many skincare lines these days, Derma E does not push their active ingredients down the list until there is so little active ingredient in the product that it becomes useless. The botanical extracts that provide the backbone of the Derma E Psorzema line are present at the front of the ingredients lists, making it apparant that there is a high enough concentration for these products to do their job. Each of these extracts has a purpose. The first is neem leaf extract. Neem has been used as a topical cure for adverse skin conditions in India for centuries. It is antibacterial and anti-inflammatory and has already been shown to relieve some of the symptoms of eczema. Another extract the Psorzema line includes is german chamomile. Chamomile extract has long been used for its skin-soothing, wound-healing properties. It is very effective at reducing redness and inflammation and one study found it to be as effective as a mild hydrocortisone ointment at reducing eczema issues. One of the most interesting extracts present in the Psorzema products is bearberry, otherwise known as Uva Ursi. Because it contains arbutin, it is an effective skin lightener and fights the hyperpigmentation that severe bouts of psoriasis and eczema may leave behind.

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All the Derma E Psorzema products share these extracts. The ingredients lists for all three are very similar, and all are very gentle. They contain no parabens, alcohol, detergents, silicones or topical steroids.

A Review of the Derma E Psorzema products: Derma E Psorzema Natural Relief Creme ($19.95, 4 ounces) is a fluffy cream that sinks in quickly and leaves no greasy residue. Glycerin, jojoba oil and capric/caprylic triglycerides (derived from coconut oil) are the primary moisturizers. It comes in a durable plastic jar, but as moisturizers in jars can spread bacteria, it may be a good idea to depot this cream into an extra tube or bottle.

A Review of the Derma E Psorzema products: Derma E Psorzema Body Lotion ($24.75, 8 ounces) is a light, silky body lotion that is also perfectly safe to use on the face if you want a lighter option than the Psorzema Creme but still wish to moisturize. There is no jojoba oil in this formulation, but otherwise the ingredients are identical to the Psorzema Creme. A little dab goes a long way, as this is fairly runny and spreads easily.

A Review of the Derma E Psorzema products: Derma E Psorzema Body Wash ($11.75, 8 ounces) is a gentle liquid cleanser that, like the body lotion, is also safe for use on the face. There are no harsh detergents or sulfates within the ingredients. The Psorzema Body Wash makes a terrific morning cleanser, freshening skin without stripping it of its natural oils and protective barrier.

The Derma E Psorzema Products, a Review: The Bottom Line

As stated in the beginning of the review, the odds of these products completely curing psoriasis, eczema or any other skin condition are low. But as they are gentle, feel luxurious and wonderful on the skin and have such effective ingredients, they are an excellent start for anyone looking for natural ways to control sensitive and itching skin.

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Sources

Neem for Curing Eczema?” Neemking.org

Jennifer E. Yates, Jennifer B. Phifer, Donna Flake, “Do nonmedicated topicals relieve childhood eczema?” Journal of Family Practice

“Uva Ursi: Information on Uses, Dosage & Side Effects.” Healthline.com