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Tinea versicolor is a common fungal infection of the skin. The fungus interferes with the normal pigmentation of the skin, resulting in small, discolored patches. These patches may be lighter or darker in color than the surrounding skin and most commonly affect the trunk and shoulders.
Antifungal creams, lotions, or shampoos can help treat tinea versicolor. But it is important to remember that even after eliminating the fungal infection, discoloration of this skin may persist for several weeks to months, depending on sun exposure, before returning to normal.
It only starts causing problems when the fungus overgrows. Several factors may trigger this growth, including:
Tinea Versicolor Relief by Naturasil is guaranteed to help remove this fungus—even the most serious of infections—using all-natural, safe, and effective ingredients.
Here, you can see the discoloration of the skin on the face. Pigmentation spots can either be darker or lighter than your natural skin tone.
This shows how the skin is discolored and looks scaly. Here, the spots are white and darker than the usual skin tone. Tinea can also be itchy.
Some people, especially women, experience discoloration of the skin on the chest. Pigmentation spots can either be darker or lighter than your natural skin tone.
Treatment Is Benefitted With Sun Exposure
The complete solution consisting of relief soap and topical oil is complemented by the sun and is critical in the elimination of Tinea Versicolor. Maximize your results with exposure to assist in obtaining the best results.
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Our comprehensive Tinea solution not only helps eradicate the fungus that causes this condition but also ushers in a new era of skin clarity and smoothness. Bid farewell to Tinea infections for good and welcome a future of radiant, unblemished skin.
Tinea versicolor, which is also called pityriasis Versicolor, is not painful or contagious. - Mayo Clinic
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“My wedding is coming up this summer and I have a backless dress so I've really been trying to find something that worked. I've had the TV on my back for 3 years and sometimes it has spread to my shoulders and dotted my chest. I had good success with a $26 per bottle spray I bought off Etsy-- it cured my chest area... but 3 bottles in and I just can't combat my back. Part of the reason is, it's hard to spray your own back and working out/ sports bras are perpetuating it. This soap instantly felt amazing to use on my itchy skin- the exfoliating side is SO relieving. Any daily itchiness was gone after the first use, and with continued use, for a few days, my TV looked lighter and "inactive". I keep using it every night in the bath and I feel like it's working after less than 2 weeks! If I am able to completely cure the patches on my back by my wedding (it looks like a giant map of the world! so blotchy!)”.
Update: this was covering what felt like most of my back and quite a few weeks before my wedding, my back was completely even and 100% clear for the first time in years after getting some sun to get my color back. Also, I used only the bar of soap!
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Naturasil's Tinea Versicolor Treatment formulas have active ingredients that are officially monographed in the "Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States" and are based on the materia medica.