Seborrheic dermatitis and warts: Looking for radical plant-based solutions

With stress levels hitting an all-time high lately, I’ve noticed so many more people struggling with facial or scalp seborrheic dermatitis, along with those annoying various types of warts. After twenty years of research and hands-on experience, we are finally ready to introduce some truly radical, plant-based solutions—completely free from corticosteroids. You'll see facial seborrheic symptoms vanish in just a few days using our Pomade, or you can tackle all kinds of warts right at the root within 3 to 15 days using Vaseline. You can find everything over at www.skincarepro.com.

Just to be clear, the intention here is promotion rather than a hard sell. We want to give away 100 testers for people to try out (specifically for users on Reddit), so that real people can vouch for the quality of these botanical formulas.

1. Facial Seborrhea — the fix: Pomade
2. Scalp Seborrhea — the fix: shampoo + lotion combo
3. Warts — the fix: Vaseline

Welcome.

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Kenneth Bailey3 said:Welcome!

We are here to assist with any inquiries you might have.

..Giving away 20 units of Pomade...(valued at $100 per unit) to the first 20 Reddit users dealing with severe facial seborrhea--requirement: must have at least 30 posts under your belt...

Has anyone here actually tried the pomade from this guy?

I gave that first calendula and mineral-based cream a shot for my seborrheic dermatitis. I have to say—it actually works—even though I was pretty skeptical at first. I also noticed over on a skincare forum that they’ve released this new Pomade that looks like it’s definitely worth checking out.

I should probably mention that I’ve already cycled through several different creams prescribed by my dermatologist. Honestly, using Nizoral and Beloderm lotion felt more like they were making things worse rather than better—after just a few days, everything seemed to flare up even more. In my experience, it feels like you really need to look toward natural-based creams instead of relying on corticosteroids, which I've found tend to work okay in the short term but don't really solve anything long-term.

My 9-year-old daughter is dealing with seborrheic dermatitis on her scalp. Are these types of products actually safe to use on kids?

I've been dealing with seborrheic dermatitis for a few years now, and honestly, the prescription creams I was given just made everything worse. For over a year, I've been using this natural-based product (it's called Pomade now) and it’s been a total game changer. It completely clears up the redness and gets rid of all that pain and discomfort. It’s definitely worth trying—trust me, you won't regret it. The stuff really works, and a single jar lasts a long time, maybe three or four months.

Thomas Hernandez28 said:Has anyone actually tried this guy's hair gel before?

I've been using his stuff for probably two years now and honestly, it works. It's definitely worth checking out if you're on the fence.

fadedfox6 said:My 9-year-old daughter is dealing with scalp seborrhea—are these products actually safe for kids?

...I don't have much experience dealing with children—it’s quite rare to see seborrhea in that age group—so I'd need a bit more detail on the symptoms first.

Hey there!
After wasting years trying to fix my seborrheic dermatitis with zero luck, I finally decided to give this cream a shot about four months ago. Within three or four days, the dermatitis was gone. Honestly, I didn't believe it at first, but it’s stayed clear ever since, and I couldn't be more thankful. You just have to apply it once a day to keep it from coming back. If I had known about this stuff years ago, I would have saved a massive amount of money. This product actually works, and I'm betting their other items are just as solid.
Now I just need to find a decent wart cream!

I've been battling seborrheic dermatitis for several years now—it hits my face and scalp the hardest.
To be honest, I’ve cycled through just about every remedy out there, including Nizoral cream. While it actually helped at first, it ended up absolutely wrecking my facial skin, especially around my nose and beard area.
The real kicker for me is how much stress plays into it; whenever life gets intense, my skin decides to flare up. Throw in some spicy food or something greasy, and my face looks like a total disaster zone. There were days when I literally couldn't bring myself to leave the house for two or three days, which honestly caused some real headaches at work.
Ever since I started using Pomade, I can't believe how much better my skin looks. It's finally allowed me to function normally in the environment where
I live and work, and I'm genuinely grateful for this stuff—it was a total game-changer.
I also want to give a shout-out to the nettle shampoo I use twice a week, along with an anti-seborrhea lotion that works wonders for me every once in a while.
If you're dealing with similar issues, I'd definitely recommend trying these products.

Seborrheic dermatitis can be such a nuisance, especially when it flares up at the worst possible
times. It isn't life-threatening, but it definitely makes daily life more difficult. As a musician, I used to feel pretty self-conscious on stage whenever my skin was flaring up noticeably.
I've tried all sorts of different products, but I honestly haven't seen results nearly as good as what I've gotten using creams from Mr. Jack. Both my face and scalp have cleared up completely, so I've been recommending these to everyone I know.
It really seems to work for me!!!!!

I’ve been dealing with this exact issue for a few years now. I tried using Nizoral cream and a Beloderm lotion that my dermatologist prescribed—but honestly, speaking from experience, nothing really worked... if anything, things just seemed to get worse. About two months ago, though, I picked up this calendula and mineral-based cream from Mr. Jack, and I was actually shocked at how well it worked. Within just a few days, my skin looked drastically better.
Now I see they've released a new Pomade that I really should give a shot. I'd definitely suggest everyone check out skinproblems.com if you're looking for something.

Seborrheic dermatitis is such a nuisance. It isn't life-threatening, but it really messes with your confidence and how you look.
As a musician, having an inflamed face made it pretty tough to get out on stage sometimes. I tried all sorts of products, but the results were always temporary. Ever since I started using the creams and lotions from
www.skincareexperts.com
my skin and scalp feel completely renewed, and I actually feel comfortable performing again.
I'd honestly recommend them to anyone; they really do work.

I’ve gotta be honest, I actually joined this forum just to give a shout-out to what this guy has put together. For years, I was constantly dealing with this annoying redness and flaky skin patches all over my cheeks, forehead, around my nose—even my eyebrows were getting hit sometimes. It was a total mess. When I finally ordered the gel from Jack, I honestly figured I was just throwing money down the drain and expecting nothing to work. But man, after just two days—and I mean I'm serious, only two days of using it—everything just cleared up... gone. I immediately placed an order for a backup so I wouldn't run out of 🙂, but now, six months later, I haven't even used a quarter of that first bottle... This stuff is seriously legit 👍