I tried 7 things for the rash under my breasts. Only one stopped it coming back.
Let me save you the time and money I wasted.
Over the past 3 years I've tried baby powder, Lotrimin, Clotrimazole, two other antifungal creams from the pharmacy, air-drying after every shower, two showers a day, and the same advice from three doctors: lose weight, go braless, keep it dry. Somewhere around $400 and three summers of scratching.
Six failures. One winner. Here's the difference:
1. The rash cleared, and this time it stayed clear
Every cream I tried worked for about a week. Then it came back, usually worse. The redness, the burning, the raw skin along the bra line.
Three weeks in with this soap, nothing has come back. Not a flare-up, not a tingle. Day 13 was the first morning I forgot to check.
2. The burning when I put my bra on stopped
That was the worst part. Getting dressed in the morning and bracing for it. And the smell by lunchtime, no matter how many showers.
By the end of the first week, no burning and no smell. I put a bra on like a normal person and forgot about it.
3. I wear what I want again
I'd stopped wearing fitted tops. Sports bras were off the table. Summer meant planning my whole day around a rash.
Now I just get dressed. The gym, a hot day, a dress with no bra: none of it is a decision any more.
4. It's just my shower now
No cream twice a day, no powder that turns to paste within the hour, no standing in front of a fan. Lather it on in the shower, leave it about a minute, rinse, dry off properly.
That's the whole routine. One bar on the side of the bath.
5. It cleared the rash under my belly too
I'd had the same rash in the fold under my stomach every summer and never connected the two. Same fungus, same shield.
One bar, under the breasts and the belly, every shower.
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I was skeptical too. But with a 30-day money-back guarantee, there's nothing to lose.
Try it risk-free6. Why it works when creams don't
Turns out the fungus builds a shield around itself (a biofilm) that creams bounce off. They sit on top of it, and the fungus waits them out.
This soap breaks the shield first, then clears what's underneath. Tea tree oil, sulphur spring extract and witch hazel, in a bar you use in the shower.
7. Women like me are switching to this
After it worked on me, I went looking for other women. "The burning stopped when I put my bras on." "It's definitely taken the smell away." "I thought it was going to be a con. It does work."
Same story, over and over.
8. You can try it risk-free for 30 days
Right now it's Buy 2 Get 1 Free with two free gifts. If the rash isn't gone in 30 days, they refund you in full.
The only real risk is another summer of creams.
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I was skeptical too. But with a 30-day money-back guarantee, there's nothing to lose.
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