Seborrheic Dermatitis Protocol
3% Sulfur2% Salicylic AcidCeramides
Flaking, redness-prone skin may appear in oil-rich areas such as the scalp, eyebrows, sides of the nose, ears, beard area, and chest. These areas may experience visible flakes, dryness, and sensitivity.
$140.00
without codeClinical Notes
• Focus on maintaining a balanced scalp and skin environment while supporting the moisture barrier
• Avoid heavy oils in flare-prone areas
• Manage triggers such as weather changes, friction, and stress
• Consistent maintenance helps support long-term skin comfort and balance
Protocol Breakdown
Cleanse
Key Ingredients
3% Sulfur: antibacterial, antifungal, reduces oil
2% Salicylic Acid: anti-comedogenic, pore-clearing
Why It Helps
- Decongests follicles and reduces breakout-causing bacteria
- Balances oil without over-stripping
How To Use
Lather 30 to 60 seconds. Rinse thoroughly. If dryness occurs, reduce to once daily.
Restore Barrier
Key Ingredients
Ceramides: restore the moisture barrier
Petrolatum: adds an occlusive layer limiting water evaporation
Hyaluronic Acid: hydrates
Why It Helps
- Helps restore and maintain skin’s natural moisture balance and protective barrier
- Minimizes the sensation from the peel pads
How To Use
Use in the morning and evening to seal moisture in.
Malassezia Overgrowth
The natural scalp and skin microbiome may become imbalanced, contributing to visible fla…
Sebum and Scale
Excess oil combined with surface buildup may contribute to visible flakes and uneven tex…
Inflammation and Barrier Stress
A weakened moisture barrier may contribute to visible redness, dryness, and sensitivity.
Common Triggers
Weather changes, stress, friction, and heavy oils may contribute to visible flaking and …
What Drives Seb Derm?
Scalp
Commonly affects the scalp and hairline.
Face
Eyebrows, glabella, sides of nose, beard area.
Ears and Chest
External ear canal, behind ears, and central chest.