Ducray Kertyol P.S.O. Shampoo – Soothing Scalp Care for Psoriasis, 6.7 oz

Gentle, targeted relief for psoriasis-prone scalps

Ducray Kertyol P.S.O. Shampoo offers a soothing cleanse for scalps that are scaly, red, or itchy. The formula blends micronized sulfur with salicylic acid to help loosen plaques and clear buildup while staying gentle on sensitive skin. The product is coal tar-free, and is designed to be well tolerated and more pleasant to use than many alternatives. It is safe to use alongside many dermatological treatments when guided by a clinician.

Key benefits

• Improve squamous conditions of the scalp
• Reduce redness, irritation, and scales
• Calms and soothes scaly, itchy, irritated scalp

What you might notice with regular use

With continued use, you may experience a calmer feel at the scalp, fewer visible flakes, and a more balanced overall sensation after washing. The lightweight cleansing action aims to leave hair feeling clean without heavy residue, helping you integrate it into a daily care routine if needed.

How to use

• Wet hair, apply a small amount, and massage the scalp with fingertips to activate the formula.
• Rinse thoroughly; repeat if desired, then rinse again to remove all residue.
• Use 2–3 times per week or as advised by your dermatologist or clinician.

Why choose Kertyol P.S.O.

Ducray’s approach centers on scalp health and everyday comfort. The shampoo’s gentle cleansing, absence of coal tar, and compatibility with dermatological treatments may fit into a broader scalp-care routine designed around your needs.

Who may consider it

People with psoriasis-prone scalps seeking a mild, non-irritating cleanser often turn to this shampoo. It is designed for sensitive skin and can be used during ongoing scalp care under medical guidance.

Texture and experience

The shampoo yields a light, creamy lather that rinses clean, leaving the scalp feeling refreshed rather than stripped. The formulation aims to balance cleansing with comfort, helping you maintain your routine with minimal disruption.