Yellowed, thickened or weakened nails? Excilor Mycose de l'Ongle 3 actions acts directly on the nail's environment to curb fungal proliferation and improve its appearance. Easy to apply without filing, it's a simple part of your daily routine to support healthy nail growth.
When your nails become thickened, yellowed or brittle, this may be a sign of fungal damage. In these situations, this device is for people who want to act directly on the source of the imbalance, while improving the appearance of the nail. You can use it as soon as the first visible signs of nail fungus appear, or as a preventive measure if your nails are exposed to damp environments such as swimming pools or changing rooms.
Its action is based on a simple principle: modify the nail's environment to make it unfavorable to micro-organisms. Imagine soil that has become too acidic for undesirable plants to grow. Here, the product acts in a similar way, creating a hostile environment which helps to limit fungal proliferation and support a gradual return to a healthy nail.
At the same time, the presence of urea in the formula softens keratin. This facilitates the penetration of active ingredients into the heart of the nail, a little like a sponge which absorbs water more easily when moistened. This action promotes penetration of the active ingredients and optimizes their efficacy on the surface layers.
You'll also notice a gradual visual improvement. The product acts on aesthetic alterations such as yellowing or peeling, helping to improve nail appearance from the very first applications. This global approach acts on both comfort and appearance, without the need for prior filing.
Finally, by forming a protective film, it helps protect the nail from external aggression, particularly in situations where nails are weakened by trauma or pathologies such as psoriasis. To reinforce your routine, you can combine this treatment with Lescuyer Myconat to act from within and support overall balance.
Directions for use
Apply once a day to clean, dry nails. There's no need to file the nail before use. Using the applicator brush, cover the entire nail surface, including the free edge and surrounding skin. Leave to dry for a few moments, as the product penetrates quickly. Avoid wetting the nail for at least one hour after application. The treatment should be continued for several months, until a healthy nail grows back completely. You can use a cosmetic nail polish 10 minutes after application if required.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Alcohol Denat, Aqua, Climbazole, 3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid, Hydroxypropylcellulose, Lactic Acid, Panthenol, Pentylene Glycol, Piroctone Olamine, Propylene Glycol, Sodium Benzo-Triazolyl Butylphenol Sulfonate, 4-Terpineol, Urea
Presentation
7 ml glass bottle with brush applicator for precise, even application.
To optimize results, adopt a rigorous hygiene routine. Dry your feet thoroughly after a shower, wear breathable shoes and avoid walking barefoot in damp public places. Don't forget to treat neighboring nails, if necessary, to limit the spread of infection. Regular, uninterrupted application remains the key to effectively supporting the regrowth of a healthy nail.
FAQ
How long does it take to see results?
The first aesthetic effects appear quickly, but the full treatment depends on nail regrowth, which can take several months.
Can I apply nail polish at the same time?
Yes, cosmetic nail polish can be applied about 10 minutes after the product, without altering its effectiveness.
Do I need to file my nails before use?
No, you don't need to file the nail before use, which simplifies daily use.
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