Psoriasis-prone skin tends to feel tight, dry and flaky, with rough, uncomfortable-looking patches. While psoriasis itself is a medical condition, the right cosmetic care can make day-to-day comfort a great deal better by deeply moisturising and soothing the look of the skin. Our formulas focus on rich lipids and calming botanicals chosen for exactly that purpose.

Caring for psoriasis-prone skin

Tallow is rich in skin-identical fatty acids that comfort and cushion dry, tight-feeling skin, making it a natural fit for flaky-looking areas. Squalane reinforces the skin’s lipid layer and helps reduce the water loss that leaves rough patches feeling parched, while lanolin seals in moisture with a breathable occlusive film. Centella asiatica calms the look of reactive, irritated skin, aloe vera soothes and hydrates, and niacinamide supports a calmer, more comfortable-looking complexion. Panthenol adds lightweight hydration that helps soften the look of rough, flaky patches, while the occlusive lipids in tallow and lanolin lock that moisture in. Keeping psoriasis-prone skin well moisturised does not change the condition itself, but it can make the skin look smoother and feel far more comfortable day to day, especially through dry winter months when flaking and tightness tend to be at their worst.

Rare Ritual comfort for psoriasis-prone skin

• For the body, Body Melt (No 02) melts into dry, flaky-looking skin with tallow, sweet almond oil and lanolin.
• For the face, Facial Mousse (No 01) cushions tight skin with tallow, squalane and lanolin.
• Clarity Active Toner (No 11) offers a gentle, soothing layer of niacinamide, centella and aloe. Apply generously to clean skin, especially after bathing, to lock in moisture while the skin is still damp.

An important note

Psoriasis is a medical condition. These are cosmetic products, not medicines: they are formulated to moisturise and comfort psoriasis-prone skin, not to address the condition itself. For medical care, please speak to your doctor or dermatologist. Every ingredient in our formulas is fully disclosed, so you can share the full list with your healthcare provider and check it against anything they recommend.