To understand the difference, let us start with an overview before diving deep into the definition of both these skin concerns. Psoriasis and Dermatitis have many similar signs, but there are way to identify the one. Psoriasis is the overgrowth of cells leading to think, scaly, itchy skin. While, Dermatitis is mostly a hypersensitivity of the skin to clothes, chemicals, food, or any other object. What is Psoriasis? To elaborate, Psoriasis is mainly an autoimmune disorder causing overgrowth of skin cells. It is similar to Atopic Dermatitis, caused by the body’s defense mechanism, identifying the own skin’s cells as foreign bodies and attacking them.   In most cases, Psoriasis can be kept in control or its severity can be reduced but can not be cured. So learning to live with Psoriasis is the only option. Psoriasis is not contagious, though the same family members can be affected. What is Dermatitis   Dermatitis is seen more commonly in children and can be cured permanently with the age or by removing skin’s exposure from the allergens. Unlike psoriasis, itching is more common in dermatitis. A person with hay fever and asthma are on higher risk of getting affected by dermatitis.   The easiest way to differentiate between both is, if there is a thick, silvery-white patch on the skin with the itch, it can be psoriasis. If there is a red, painful sensation on the skin, it can be dermatitis. When you meet a dermatologist for any of this concern, the chances are that they will prescribe topical steroids with Vaseline or any kind of heavy moisturizer. While there is nothing wrong with using these products, it's better if we can cure these concerns with natural solutions. This way, the results will be safer and more sustainable.   How Can We Treat Dermatitis Naturally?   Currently, at Brillare, we have a 100% natural yet very effective solution Ultimate Soothing Oil for treating Dermatitis but unfortunately, we do not have the solution for psoriasis. Hopefully, we will have the solution for Psoriasis also, very soon.     Ultimate Soothing Oil  

The term Dermatitis means skin inflammation. Dermatitis is common skin condition which is not contagious and is characterized by redness, itch & inflammation (swelling). Very rarely you may see blisters and/or infections associated with dermatitis. There is plenty of information available on Google on dermatitis but since there are many types of dermatitis, it's difficult for a non-medical person to understand if he/she is suffering from dermatitis and how can they treat it? Ok so let us first understand the type of Dermatitis. Atopic Dermatitis Its mainly caused by an injury or an autoimmune disorder. An autoimmune disorder is basically when your skin’s antibodies do no identify its cells and attack them unnecessarily. It's more common in kids but even at a mature age, genetically or after a certain type of injury, this autoimmune response may trigger and may last for years. Atopic Dermatitis can also be called eczema.   Contact Dermatitis As the name suggests, it is mainly triggered when we come in contact with any allergen. Any type of cloth, chemical, plant, or any other material which causes the skin to react abruptly can cause contact dermatitis. Contact dermatitis is also more common in kids as the skin is more softer and sensitive at a younger age. But contact dermatitis is usually reversible. It means once skin’s contact with the material causing dermatitis is removed, the skin gets back to normal condition. Seborrheic Dermatitis Sebum is the natural oil secreted by our skin. But, when this oil secretion level is very high, it provides a fertile ground for microorganisms causing inflammation and itch. It is an advanced stage of dandruff and mostly occurs in the scalp. Many other types of dermatitis are very very rare so they should be left for dermatologists to diagnose and treat. Can We Treat Dermatitis Effectively On Our Own?Yes, We Can. In general, dermatologists suggest1. Topical steroids like hydrocortisone or betamethasone keeps the body’s immune response in check.2. Petroleum gel creates a barrier for skin so it remains comfortable underneath.3. Anti-histamines like Diphenhydramine or Calamine which keep itch under control.4. Antifungal actives for treating Seborrheic DermatitisWhile these products can control the symptoms of dermatitis, they can not cure it of the root cause. Yes, it's not possible to control the immune response of the body but it's possible to strengthen the skin barrier, relieve inflammation, control sebum secretion and make it feel internally comfortable...All Naturally. Yes..! That's right. All Naturally!     Try These 2 Products As A Natural Solution To Treat Dermatitis And We Assure You Won’t Regret It.   Ultimate Soothing Oil: For Atopic & Contact Dermatitis A rich blend of Hemp seed for inflammation, Black currant for soothing, Ceramide for barrier strengthening in a richly nourishing oil base to heal Atopic & Contact Dermatitis. ------- Dandruff Control Oil Shots: For Seborrheic Dermatitis 100% natural oil blend infused with Tea tree, Celery seed & Neem to remove the most stubborn dandruff and strengthen the scalp so it can fight its own battle against dandruff.

Hair-oiling is an ancient ritual practised for more than 5,000 years across India. Regular massage of hair and scalp is an ideal way to restore hair growth and to stimulate the thickness of hair. Further, massaging can also help to reduce stress and tension as the gentle pressure exerted by fingers during massage can help to improve hair growth and thickness. Ideally, simple ritual of oil massaging or champi can stimulates supply of essential nutrients by increased blood circulation to hair roots. Traditionally, natural hair oils were considered as a powerful source but recent commercialisation have taken away the real efficacy from them. At Brillare, our formulation scientists have introduced a 100% Natural oil blends to restore to your hair roots and scalp and take care of common hair fall concerns.   What are the causes of hair loss?   Hair loss could occur due to several factors such as age, heredity hair fall, stress, hormonal imbalance, pollution, and also not to forget the use of wrong products. How to prevent hair fall? Some natural ways you can prevent hair loss include adding protein-rich foods to your diet, switching to a mild shampoo, massaging your scalp with booster oils, staying hydrated, and exercising regularly. Most people have asked if hair fall can be prevented naturally.   Dr. Rashmi Shetty finds Brillare Hair fall control Oil Shots fascinating. She says it has a well-measured 100% natural oil. The oil shots have a very refreshing smell. It can be used as a dropper, and the entire scalp gets covered. She says you must massage it well into your scalp for good results. This adds to the circulation. It consists of three main ingredients. Coffee: It is a stimulatory ingredient. Caffeine-containing stimulant oil helps in increasing blood circulation & reducing hair fall. Onion extract: Rich in Sulphur- helps build amino acids. Basil: Whether you are an ayurvedic fan, allopathic or homeopathic. Controls excess scalp oil secretion to reduce hair fall Hair Fall Control Oil Shots also featured on Elle India Sonakshi Sharma, Beauty Writer at Elle recommends Dandruff Control Oil Shots as a "You may not have heard of this unusual concoction of basil, coffee and onion extracts in oil but here’s the truth – it works wonders on controlling seasonal and stress induced hair fall, excessive scalp oil secretion, hair growth and blood circulation of hair roots."   Source: https://elle.in/article/include-these-3-powerful-oils-in-your-winter-haircare-routine/ 

Hair-oiling is an age-old hair-care ritual practiced for more than 5,000 years across India. This sacred ritual has proven health benefits to unlock the rejuvenating powers of natural oils to nourish and restore the nutrition in hair follicles and scalp. Oil Massaging or champi stimulates supply of essential nutrients by increased blood circulation to the scalp. But, recent commercialisation have taken away the real efficacy, power and benefits of natural oils.   At Brillare, our formulation scientists have made a conscious effort to restore the lost nutrition and create a fine blend of 100% natural oils to take care of common hair concerns like hair fall, dry hair and dandruff. No matter what sort of hair you have, we have to deal with the lousy texture. What makes the hair rough? We always think it is a lack of moisture or hydration. However, Dr. Rashmi Shetty says that the hair’s capacity to hold the water back is equally important, even if you give it enough water. This hydration retaining capacity of hair is acquired by the right amount of protein or keratin. The hair is like tree bark, with the bark tightly closed on all sides. If the keratin is opening up on all sides, it is porous and loses hydration. – Argan- Age-old beauty secret oil from Morocco to increase hair’s elasticity and youthfulness – Soyabean oil- It is a protein-rich oil that helps to strengthen the hair. It enhances the hair’s capacity to hold moisture for a longer time – Shea nut oil- Nutrition rich African oil to moisturize dry, frizzy hair – Wheatgerm- Locks moisture & nourishes depleted proteins on the hair shaft – Avocado- Retains moisture & provides long-lasting hydration – Chamomile Oil- Soothing, flowery smelling oil to impact shine and softness to hair. (Source: 3 common hair care problems and how to fix them?)   https://drrashmishetty.com/2020/12/15/3-common-hair-care-problems-and-how-to-fix-them/   Heavy Moisturising Oil Shots featured on Elle India Sonakshi Sharma, Beauty Writer at Elle recommends Heavy Moisturising Oil Shots as a "Nothing screams moisturisation better than argan oil, shea butter and soy proteins. Luckily for you, this oil shot comprises these elements transforming your hair to locks of youthfulness and elasticity." Source: https://elle.in/article/include-these-3-powerful-oils-in-your-winter-haircare-routine/ 

  Hair-oiling is an age-old hair-care ritual practiced for more than 5,000 years across India. This sacred ritual has proven health benefits to unlock the rejuvenating powers of natural oils to nourish and restore the nutrition in hair follicles and scalp. Oil Massaging or champi stimulates supply of essential nutrients by increased blood circulation to the scalp. But, recent commercialisation have taken away the real efficacy, power and benefits of natural oils.   At Brillare, our formulation scientists have made a conscious effort to restore the lost nutrition and create a fine blend of 100% natural oils to take care of common hair concerns like hair fall, dry hair and dandruff. White flakes on your hair can be embarrassing. No amount of anti-dandruff shampoo seems to help. What is dandruff?   Dandruff is an accumulation of microorganisms that tend to grow due to yeast and excessive scalp sebum. It leads to itchiness, inflammation, and redness of the scalp. How to stop hair fall caused by dandruff?   Dr. Rashmi Shetty has helped solve dandruff issues in hundreds of patients. Primarily, the growth of yeast needs to be arrested. Sometimes you may need an oral anti-fungal medication. You may need anti-fungal applications from modern medicines. Dandruff is repetitive and a chronic issue. Hence it is good to take a look at natural ways to keep the yeast multiplication under control and reduce the inflammatory response on your scalp. Some of the proven ways to reduce dandruff include reducing stress, consuming probiotics, and adding omega-3 fatty acids to your diet. Tea Tree Oil: Proven anti-microbial effect to remove bad microbes from scalp Celery: Controls excessive oil secretion Neem: Purifies & soothes the scalp. It is anti-fungal & anti-inflammatory (Source: 3 common hair care problems and how to fix them?) Linkdrrashmishetty.com/2020/12/15/3-common-hair-care-problems-and-how-to-fix-them/ Dandruff Control Oil Shots also featured on Elle India Sonakshi Sharma, Beauty Writer at Elle recommends Dandruff Control Oil Shots as a "The holy trinity against dandruff aka celery, neem and tea tree oil are your defence mechanism towards regulating oil secretion, irritation with antimicrobial properties inhibiting dandruff and leaving shiny strands." Source: Linkelle.in/article/include-these-3-powerful-oils-in-your-winter-haircare-routine/