How Amoli helped my Psoriasis after years of struggle...

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I’d had Psoriasis as long as I can remember. One of my first memories is laying on the sofa as my mum scraped my head with a nit comb, desperate to get the big chunks of flake off my scalp.

Out of desperation I tried Topical Steroids. Surely the doctors know what they are talking about, surely they would recommend something that would ACTUALLY work..and it did...for a while. But eventually the side effects added up, i couldnt sleep, i was losing hair and i couldnt even bend my legs without my psoriasis bleeding.  My last resort had not worked. 

Ill be honest, I gave up then. Maybe Psoriasis wasnt too bad, maybe i wouldnt spend my whole wedding hoping no one was staring at my flakey scalp.

Then one day my dad spoke to his friend, who had a daughter, who used Amoli. They said it helped their eczema so why not my psoriasis. one last try.. why not?

My bottle arrived fast and i slathered the whole thing on (have now learnt one drop goes further than you think haha). I applied it every night before bed, which i could do because it dries almost instantly. Didnt have to walk around like a maniac trying to air dry for ages.

Day 1.. nothing 

Day 2 maybe less itchiness 

Day 3 

Less redness and no itchiness. My flare up in my knees had completely gone and my elbows were following!

But what happened??

In the short term, Amoli is a natural anti-inflammatory, my redness and irritation were completely soothed and minimized down. 

But in the long run, Amoli is one of the only natural ocuring things that penetrates the skin, hydrates and nourishes the skin barrier and locks in moisture. There is a compound in Amoli that literally mimics what the skin barrier is made from so it can repair it and stop flares in the long run. Since I have been using it everyday, my skin has been flaring up less frequent and when it does flare, its not itchy or painful. But rather it is gone quickly.

 

This simple daily ritual has completely changed my relationship with my skin.

Thank you Thank you