Herbal Antifungal Skin Repair Cream for Itching & Redness

Four herbal actives, two clear jobs

Tea tree oil to stop the fungus

Standardized for terpinen-4-ol, tea tree oil disrupts fungal cell membranes. It's the reason this cream works on athlete's foot, jock itch, and ringworm—not just the redness around them.

Neem leaf to rebuild the skin wall

Neem supports the skin's natural barrier lipids and calms inflammatory response. That means fewer cracks and microscopic openings where fungus likes to settle.

Aloe vera to cool the burn

Aloe delivers immediate cooling and reduces redness. It's why you feel relief within minutes of application, not hours later.

Colloidal oatmeal to seal in repair

Oatmeal binds moisture into the outer layer and protects irritated skin from friction and sweat. It's the difference between temporary calm and lasting comfort.

What's in the jar

• 30gjar size, enough for 4–6 weeks of daily spot treatment
• 4herbal actives, each with a specific job
• 5.5matches healthy skin barrier, no stinging on broken patches

You're treating the itch, not the skin beneath it

1. 1
   The itch that follows you

   It starts as a small patch between your toes, in your groin, or on your elbows. By the time you notice, it's already a cycle—scratch, flare, hide. You've tried the blue tube and the white tube, but the itch comes back.

2. 2
   Surface relief isn't skin repair

   Most creams numb the itch or kill fungus on contact. They don't rebuild the skin barrier that lets moisture, fungus, and irritants back in. That's why it returns the moment you stop applying.

3. 3
   One cream, both jobs

   This herbal formula pairs antifungal actives with barrier-repairing botanicals. It calms the burn on contact and works over days to strengthen the skin so the itch doesn't get the same foothold.

4. 4
   Forget it's even there

   You apply once in the morning or after a shower. Then you go about your day without checking, scratching, or hiding. That's the real win—not just clear skin, but a clear head.