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Antifungal and skin-renewal care for nails and feet
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Antifungal Nail Pen

Maximum-strength topical therapy for nail fungus, formulated with 25% undecylenic acid — the highest OTC-strength antifungal active available. What it does Treats the fungal infection that causes nails to become: - Thickened, yellow, or discolored - Brittle or crumbly at the edges - Lifted or separating from the nail bed - Developing debris underneath Also treats the surrounding skin so the infection doesn't seed back into the nail after it clears. Active ingredients - Undecylenic acid 25% — clinically-established OTC antifungal; disrupts the cell walls of the fungi responsible for nail infections - Tea tree, oregano, manuka, and clove bud oils — natural antimicrobials for added support - Propolis extract — supports skin healing - Vitamin E (tocopheryl acetate) — nourishes the nail and surrounding tissue How to use 1. Clean and dry the affected nail and surrounding skin. Gently file down any thick areas. 2. Click the pen until the brush tip is saturated (first use may need a few clicks to prime). 3. Paint a thin layer over the entire nail, letting it flow under the front edge and onto the surrounding skin. 4. Let it dry fully (1–2 minutes). Apply twice daily — morning and night — for best results. Expected timeline Nail fungus is stubborn because the infection lives in the nail matrix, and nails grow slowly. Realistic expectations: - Weeks 2–4: Active fungal growth slows; nail feels less brittle - Months 2–3: Clearer new nail starts growing out from the base - Months 6–9: Most users see full clear-nail replacement as the healthy new nail fully grows in Consistency matters more than anything — skipping applications lets the fungus recover. Important - Diabetic? Talk to your healthcare provider before using any foot antifungal. - Patch test first if you have sensitive skin or known sensitivities. - Keep using it for 2–4 weeks after the nail looks clear to prevent reinfection. Pairs with - Antifungal Foot Balm — for the surrounding skin - Antifungal Relief Soap Bar — daily cleansing - Foot & Shoe Spray — disinfect shoes to prevent reinfection

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026

Antifungal Foot Balm

A therapeutic balm that does two things at once: treats fungal infections and soothes the cracked, dry skin that often comes with them. What it does Works on the skin of the feet — heels, arches, soles, and between the toes — to address: - Athlete's foot (itching, peeling, burning) - Cracked heels and calloused skin - Fungal buildup between toes - Dry, tight, irritated skin An antifungal-active formula in a rich, moisturising base — so you're treating the infection and repairing the damaged skin in one step. How to use 1. Wash and fully dry your feet — especially between the toes. Moisture feeds fungus. 2. Take a pea-sized amount and massage into affected areas. 3. Apply morning and night, or before bed for deeper overnight treatment. 4. Let it absorb before putting socks on. Pairs with - Antifungal Nail Pen — for the nails - Antifungal Relief Soap Bar — daily cleansing - Foot & Shoe Spray — shoe disinfection Together these four form a complete protocol for stubborn foot fungal issues. When to see a doctor If your infection worsens, spreads, or causes significant pain, open sores, or fever, stop using the product and consult a healthcare provider.

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026

Antifungal Relief Soap Bar

A daily cleansing bar designed to keep feet — and the rest of you — free from the bacteria and fungi that cause most skin issues. What it does Gently cleanses while actively fighting: - Foot fungus (athlete's foot) - Body acne from fungal or bacterial causes - Sweat-related odor - Jock itch and similar folds-of-skin fungal issues An antifungal-active formula in a gentle soap base — so your daily shower actually treats the issues other soaps just wash past. How to use 1. Lather in your hands or on a damp washcloth. 2. Apply to feet first (especially between toes and on soles), then anywhere else you want to treat. 3. Let the lather sit on the skin for 30–60 seconds — this gives the active time to work. 4. Rinse thoroughly, pat dry. Use daily as part of your normal shower routine. Why pair it with the pen or balm Fungus lives on skin, in shoes, and in nails. Treating with just the pen or balm leaves the rest as a reservoir that can reinfect. The soap breaks that cycle. Storage Keep the bar on a draining soap dish so it dries between uses. Bars that sit in water break down faster.

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026

Callus Softening Gel

Professional-grade treatment for calloused, rough, or dry-thickened skin on the feet. What it does Breaks down thick, hardened skin — using urea and salicylic acid — so you can gently exfoliate it away. Reveals softer skin underneath without aggressive pumice, bleeding, or pain. How to use 1. Soak your feet in warm water for 10 minutes. 2. Pat dry. 3. Apply a generous layer to callused areas — heels, balls of feet, sides of toes. 4. Cover with socks or plastic wrap if you want a stronger effect. 5. Wait 10–15 minutes. 6. Gently buff the softened skin with a foot file, pumice, or the Exfoliating Foot Scrub. 7. Rinse and moisturise — the Antifungal Foot Balm works well here. How often - Severe calluses: 2–3 times a week for the first month, then weekly maintenance - Mild roughness: Once a week What not to do - Don't use on broken skin, cuts, or open blisters. - Don't leave it on for hours — more isn't better. - Don't use if you're diabetic without consulting your doctor first.

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026

Foot & Shoe Spray

A dual-use spray that keeps your feet fresh and your shoes free from the fungal buildup that causes recurring infections and odor. What it does On feet — controls odor, fights surface fungus, keeps skin fresh through long days. In shoes — kills the fungal and bacterial buildup that lives in the lining and causes reinfection even after you've treated your feet. An antifungal-active formula in a fast-drying spray — no wet socks, no stained shoes. How to use On feet 1. Wash and dry your feet. 2. Spray a light, even layer onto feet — including between toes. 3. Let it air-dry fully before socks. Use morning and night during active issues, or once daily for prevention. In shoes 1. After taking your shoes off for the day, spray generously inside each shoe. 2. Let them dry overnight, ideally in a well-ventilated spot. 3. Repeat at least 2–3 times a week — more for athletic or work shoes. Why it matters The single biggest reason foot fungus keeps coming back: shoes. If you treat your feet but keep wearing untreated shoes, you're reintroducing the infection every day.

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026

Exfoliating Foot Scrub

The physical exfoliation step for feet that need a full reset — smooths rough spots, preps for deeper care, and feels like a pedicure at home. What it does Removes dead skin, buildup, and surface roughness through gentle physical exfoliation combined with ingredients that help break down rough skin. How to use 1. Soak your feet in warm water for 5–10 minutes to soften the skin. 2. Apply a scoop to damp feet. 3. Massage in circular motions — focus on heels, arches, balls of feet, and rough toe pads. 4. Scrub for 2–3 minutes. 5. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry. 6. Follow with Antifungal Foot Balm to hydrate the softer skin underneath. How often Once a week for most feet. Twice a week if you have heavy calluses or dry heels. Don't use if - You have open cuts, blisters, or broken skin - You've applied the Callus Softening Gel in the last 24 hours — let the skin recover between treatments

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026