Scalp psoriasis is, in my opinion,  just about the worst psoriasis there is.  Aside from your face, your scalp is the part of you

that more people see than anything else (especially if you are bald).  You can cover your elbows with long sleeves, keep your

hands in your pockets, or hide your legs with jeans, but your scalp - and it's psoriasis - is left to fend for itself.  Hats aren't

much help.  Sure, they may cover the patches, but the flakes always seem to find there way to your shoulders.

So, the question is:

psoriaisis, quite another to disregard it.

So, how do I manage my scalp psoriasis?  Well, for starters, light colored shirts have become a fashion staple. Dark colors

are out - period.  Patterns are good.  Anything to hide the flakes and, if you don't have psoriasis on your scalp, you can't

imagine how much flaking there can be.  As far as camouflaging your condtion, thats the best you can do.  But, you may be

able to help with the flaking.

I've had psoriasis for about 10 years now.  On my scalp, about six.  Over the past year or so I have noticed that diet (drinking

alot of water and miniizing garbage food) does seem to help a little.  And, it seems to help the scalp psoriasis more than

psoriaisis in other areas.  Who knoes why, but the scalp - at least mine - seems to get a bigger benefit from good diet than

other spots.

So, good diet can help minimize your flaking, and proper clothes choice can help hide what you can't control.

Other than that, there isn't much left you can do except, just accept it.