Cure for Seborrheic Dermatitis on my face

you say you only wash with water is your face super oily or dry. Cause mine is oily and I don't think just cleansing with water will fully clean my face and im afraid scales will just start building up if I don't use a cleanser but if it worked for you and your skin is super oily like mine I would like to give it a shot!

Hello all,

I was just diagnosed with seborrheic dermatitis on my face. Any updates on treatments that work for you???

Thanks!

what is DG Body a cream or oil? And where do you buy it at?

Hi,

we have developed a natural shampoo for the treatment of a number of skin ailments.

Below is a case study and a description of our shampoo that our company has developed. It is natural and is scientifically based.

Below is one of the case studies from a director of the company:

“I have been suffering from seborrheic dermatitis for many years. My scalp always flared up with red rings that were always itchy and would lead to small open wounds. Dandruff flakes were always present on my shoulders. I tried using every shampoo out there – Dermarest, Neutrogena T-gel, Selsun blue, Head and Shoulders, etc. Nothing worked and if there were some positive results, the ingredients weren’t safe to be using on a daily basis. In addition, I would get flare ups behind my ears, on each side of my nose, and on my face. My doctor sent me to see a dermatologist who confirmed my condition and prescribed two types of antifungal-steroid creams. He cautioned that I should use them only when needed due to side effects of prolonged use. Keeping my head shaved allowed my scalp to breathe and it made applying the cream much easier.

One of our research scientists developed the shampoo and I was glad to give it a try. I lathered our shampoo in my hair/scalp and left it on for 10 minutes. After rinsing, my scalp felt noticeably better after the first use. I used it every day for the first week and it progressively got a lot better. By the second week, I was able to use it every second day and only leave in for 5 minutes. I have been using it this way ever since and it prevents the reoccurrence of my symptoms. If I don’t use for 3 days, that’s when it starts up again. I haven’t used the antifungal-steroid creams since I have been using our shampoo. Our shampoo has allowed me to grow out my hair again and not worry about having any flare ups or flakes.”

Differentiation and why we think this product could be significant:

Existing shampoos are all using ingredients such as salicylate acid, selenium sulfide, tar, or antifungal agents. These ingredients have limited efficacy and are harsher on the skin and hair. Furthermore, these shampoos are only targeting pathogens without dealing with biofilm or treating the skin’s inflammation.

In comparison, all of our ingredients are much milder and gentler on the skin. Our shampoo is more effective as its antibiofilm-antimicrobial formulation inhibits biofilm formation and also kills bacteria/yeast embedded in preformed microbial biofilm. Biofilm is what causes recurring infections associated with chronic skin conditions. Lastly, it has both anti-inflammatory and anti-pruritic effects, which helps relieve itching and controls flaking. Our shampoo is effective in treating eczema, contact dermatitis, seborrheic dermatitis and psoriasis.

The product has been approved as a natural product: NHP or natural health products program through Health Canada is a way to get approval stating that a product is “safe”. NHP does not consider efficacy and products with this approval cannot make any strong claims unless there is an existing monograph that supports it. Being NHP approved means that we can sell our solution and it is a “natural health product”. The limitation is that we cannot make any efficacy claims on our label. Our research team tested our shampoo’s active ingredients in our lab and were able to show that it was effective against Malassezia yeast, as well as many bacteria that are implicated in secondary skin infections.


Cheers

Gavin

Gavin

what is this shampoo you speak of?

Hi

Could I ask do you rub your face with a damp face cloth. I have moisturised continually and seem to be having more bother with the itch/irritation. Therefore I have started to do exactly what you do. I am only into day two and am seeing some dryness which is a concern for me but am willing to keep going in the hope that it will pass with using water only. Could you let me know if you rub with a damp face cloth? Many thanks

Hi Gavin,

I'm guessing the product you're using is P3CGM? This is cipher pharmaceuticals "dermadexin" cream that was approved as an NHP last year. Can you share how one can gain access to such a product? Are you using the dexiderm scalp solution? Please let us know how to get a hold of it as myself and others have been without relief for years!

April 2017- I was diagnosed with SD on my face and neck. Steroid cream worked but 2 weeks later it was back even worse, every time I used it. Dermatologist then prescribed daily antifungal. I found a small medical study where patients put a raw honey mask on for 3 hours a day every other day for a few weeks and once a week thereafter with 100% success. I'm one week in and my rash is gone!! Google honey and SD and you can find it. P.s do NOT use coconut oil. It feeds the fungus and was disastrous when I tried it. Good luck!

Hello dear ladies and gentlemen, I am from Germany and 34 years old.

Can you tell me: When will dermadexin be available in Germany? Dexiderm cream, dexiderm scalp solution, all the dexiderm products. Can I import these products to Germany?
If it would cost 100 Dollars, not a problem. I would pay nearly every price to be able to use these products.

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I've probably had this condition for years thinking it was acne. But even when using the strong prescription Erythromycin Benzoyl Peroxide on my face I would still have the little bumps. I don't want to use the strong prescription forever because it has steroids. Plus, I'm 32 so I'm want to get to the root cause. So after much research I realized I had this issue, which is caused by "hypersensitivity to a yeast that likes larger oil glands and an overtaxed immune system." So I get dandruff in my hair, bumps on my forehead and side of face. I've been using Nizoral 1% which has worked wonders after just one use. I'm going to use it as a mask Day and night for 2 weeks, 10-20mins on face to yeast or fungus. Also, I mix tea tree oil and aloe Vera gel 100% as a moisturizer after. My face is calm and the bumps are going away, no prickly pores. For my hormonal acne I'm using L-Lysine and taking zinc at night. To combat the issue on the inside, because I'm going to get to the root cause of this whole thing. I'm going to do a yeast cleanse and parasite cleanse, maybe even candida cleanse. Starting next week. So I'll keep you guys posted. That will help to kill the fungus/yeast that is destroying my skin. I will try Capryl. I think the issue is I have been misdiagnosed for so long and then the acne medication I took weakened my immune system. I know for certain that gluten kills my skin and causes cystic acne that forms scars, so I've been gluten free for 10 years and it's work well on my acne so I just get hormonal acne here and there, but not huge bumps. But these little bumps have been annoying!!! Now I thank God I know what it is. Thank you!!

SD is a type of yeast infection but not the kind you get from beer and bread. Unfortunately we all probably have this for the rest of our lives so figuring out a effective treatment will benefit all of us. yes diet is important, eat as healthy as you can and use organic stuff if you can afford it. I use a natural Australian tea tree oil soap I get from trader joes everyday and during breakouts I use ketoconazole shampoo on my face (I live in virginia so the extreme weather changes are harsh on the skin) letting it sit for 5 min as the instructions say. also a ketoconazole cream or gel 3x a day and for a week after breakout. Maybe start taking a probiotic to naturally lower your internal yeast... some yeast is good but not too much. this is how I have battled this nucience skin problem. I have had SD for 15 years and tried a thousand things. oh also try using Carmex, the kind you use with your finger (wash hands first) so you don't cross contaminate your chapstick or lip sticks. im 32 years old female.