Snow Lotus Nail Clear is a powerful yet gentle formula that with consistent use may help relieve nail-bed fungus.
Directions: Apply onto the nail twice a day with the dropper provided. Be sure to get the formula into and below the nail if possible by applying it over the nail tip. For best results, first roughen the nail surface with a file or emery board to increase absorption of the active ingredients.
Active ingredients of essential oils: Monoterpenols (geraniol, l-linalool, terpinen-4-ol, alpha-terpineol), eugenol, citral, citronellal
Ingredients: Organic essential oils of Tea tree, Clove, Palmarosa and Lemongrass
For external use only. Properly dilute all essential oils in lotion or vegetable carrier oil before massage or other topical use. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, have any health conditions, or are taking medications, please consult your healthcare provider before using essential oils.
Amazing ! I had a toenail fungus for years that I tried many things for, Vicks Vaporub, Tea tree oil alone and others and nothing worked . Nail Clear is what finally worked . You still need to give it time , for me a few months for the nail to grow out and be able to attach itself after the fungus is gone . This can be messy and you don’t need a lot / just one small drop ensuring it gets under nail and clean off the excess . It does have a strong smell , flush your tissues down the toilet that you wipe the excess oil off with and that will cut down on the scent lingering in the bathroom. In many years this is the only product that actually cleared up the fungus .
Just received it.... the smell is strong but not overpowering. Hope this will work!
I just started using the nail clear oil, Nov 2015, so I can't rate this product's effectiveness. I can say that it is easy to use. Instructions are clearly marked on the label. It comes with a spill proof lid and an easy to use eye dropper which helps to apply the oil. The oil has a strong scent, which I find appealing, and my husband finds annoying.
