@kosumosuorganics: Seborrheic dermatitis is linked to Malassezia, a yeast that naturally lives on your skin. Its activity and your skin’s response can contribute to recurring redness, itching and flakes. Scrubbing harder won’t solve that. Skip harsh scrubs, avoid picking and keep the water lukewarm. Your moisturiser matters too. Some oils and esters supply fatty acids Malassezia can use, so a cream could soften the flakes while potentially helping fuel further flare-ups. We created two skincare steps with different jobs: Chinsei Seb Derm Serum for recurring flaky areas, with C8 MCT, squalane and botanicals. Anshin Malassezia-Safe Moisturiser for hydration, with: • 5% urea to exfoliate flakes and hydrate the skin. • Hyaluronic acid + glycerin to draw in and hold moisture. • Allantoin to calm the look of redness. Without fatty acids, fatty alcohols or fragrance. Seb derm is something you manage. These skincare steps can complement appropriate treatment. Chinsei where it flakes. Anshin for the hydration. #SebDerm #SeborrheicDermatitis #FlakySkin #Malassezia #Skincare

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