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4.5
Interesting ingredients, I could not remember exactly what they were, but knew they sounded very familiar.. Yeah, they would: one is washing soda, the other is the greener type of bleach, that comes in granules. So yeah, that would likely create an unfriendly environment for fungus.Instructions say to use 15 ml (1 tablespoon) in 3 litres of lukewarm water, so the recommended concentration is likely not high enough to cause skin irritation. But if you have sensitive skin, I would maybe use less the first time, or for a shorter time than the recommended 20 minutes.This will probably help, but if you have athletes foot, or especially if you have nail fungus, it likely won't solve the issue by itself.This seems quite expensive, considering the cheap ingredients, and you could easily re-create this at home for far lower cost.Considering the length of time it takes, it's impossible to say yet how effective this is, but see my following comments.I managed to get rid of my athletes foot, after years of trying various remedies, and still have fungus in my small toe nails, which again spreads to my skin whenever I try and treat it.. It can be really persistent and takes months to get rid of. Gentian violet is something that helped with me, but it's a total pain to use, stains everything purple.. and is possibly a health risk, I read.A combined approach is best: skin and/or nail products, foot baths, keeping nails short and filed down, dry skin removed and skin well moisturised, good foot hygiene, but not too much soap, or it dries out the skin too much, good footware, ideally open sandals, and not wearing socks whenever possible. Also no sugar, or less sugar helps with some people, candida supplements and UV lamps for nails.This is a Vine Voice review, but that has not changed my opinion and I only review items I would buy. I try to use or test all products, or if I can't, I at least check them.You can see my rating system on my public profile under my bio, as I don't want to add it to every review.
