Athlete's foot is a fungal skin disease that affects 10–20% of the population (men are 1.5–2 times more likely to be affected than women). The disease develops due to increased sweating of the feet and favorable conditions for microbial growth (elevated ambient temperature, high humidity inside footwear, poor hygiene, etc.).
Important!
To prevent the development of athlete's foot, it is recommended to use specialized antifungal sprays that act like an antiperspirant with additional antifungal and antimicrobial components.
How it works
The antiperspirant component — aluminum chlorohydrate — interacts with the sweat glands of the feet, causing their local constriction and reducing sweating in the application area. Body thermo- and hydoregulation are preserved by redistributing moisture to other areas of the body where sweat glands are located.
The antimicrobial and antifungal component — ундециленамидопропилтримониум метосульфат (Undecylenamidopropyltrimonium Methosulfate). It provides fungicidal and antibacterial effects: upon contact with microorganisms on the skin surface, the active ingredient inhibits their activity.
Indications for use
- Excessive foot sweating when wearing closed or specialized footwear, when working in conditions of elevated temperature or humidity, or during intense physical exertion.
- High risk of developing fungal and bacterial infections.
Effects of use
- Reduction in the intensity of foot sweating.
- Reduced risk of developing fungal and bacterial infections of the feet.
- Reduction in the severity of unpleasant odor.
Important!
Hydrophobic sprays with antifungal effects are included in the list of items required to be issued under ЕТН.
Instructions for use
Apply the antifungal spray to clean, dry feet. The desired effect is achieved with regular use for preventive purposes. The product is intended for long-term daily use.
Contraindications and precautions
The product is preventive and is not intended to treat an existing fungal infection. If signs of mycosis occur (scaling, cracks, severe itching, redness), it is recommended to consult a dermatologist.