
Skin of Color
Find a list of products for people with skin of color that carry the National Psoriasis Foundation’s Seal of Recognition. The seal highlights and recognizes products created or intended to be non-irritating and safe for those living with psoriatic disease or sensitive skin.
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Coiff Dew
Natural Shampoo
Coiff Dew Natural Shampoo is a patented dry blend of herbs, spices, and other natural ingredients. When added to water, it provides a non-lathering, gentle shampoo. Designed for kinky, curly, and coily hair types, but all hair types can benefit from this shampoo. Without silicones, parabens, formaldehyde, sulfates, toxic preservatives, or fragrances.

Arcutis
ZORYVE® (roflumilast) Foam
ZORYVE® is a steroid-free topical that can help clear plaque psoriasis anywhere on the body for all skin & hair types. Around 60% of individuals achieved clearer skin on the scalp at week 8 of the study.
APPROVED USE: ZORYVE® foam 0.3% is a prescription medicine used on the skin to treat plaque psoriasis of the scalp and body in adults and children 12 years of age and older.
As with all prescription medications, please consult your health care provider to see if this treatment is right for you. Click the link below to learn more about relevant safety information.
The National Psoriasis Foundation Seal of Recognition does not guarantee that individuals will not experience adverse reactions after using a labeled product. All individuals with psoriasis should consult with a health care provider to confirm that using any recognized product will not interfere with other prescribed medications. Under no circumstances should the National Psoriasis Foundation Seal of Recognition be considered a replacement for advice from a health care professional.

Skin of Color Resource Center
Learn more about psoriasis and skin of color at the NPF Skin of Color Resource Center.

Scalp Psoriasis and Hair Care: A Guide for People with Skin of Color
Learn about special considerations for managing scalp psoriasis and hair care for people with skin of color.

Why Is Psoriasis Often Misdiagnosed in Skin of Color?
Too often people with darker skin tones struggle for an accurate diagnosis compared with those with fair skin.