Frequently Asked Questions

This nail lacquer does two jobs at once, treating the underlying fungal infection while its nude tint covers discolouration for a more natural-looking nail straight away.

Yes, it’s suitable for fungal nail infections on both hands and feet in adults and children over 16. Apply it twice a week, dipping the brush fresh for each nail.

Most antifungal lacquers just treat the infection and leave the discolouration visible while it heals. This one adds a nude tint, so your nails look more natural while the treatment does its work.

It’s designed to blend in like a natural nail rather than stand out like polish. You can apply it to all nails for a uniform look, or colour-match with a separate nude polish.

Visible improvement is possible in as little as 7 days, with continued use over at least 4 weeks supporting healthy nail regrowth as the infection clears.

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