Great Special Oils that Fight Fungus
Maintain the health of your nails and skin with this revolutionary treatment
August 2024 – New Scientific Discovery
Researchers from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have found that many individuals discontinue antifungal treatment before the infection is fully cleared and a completely healthy nail has emerged.
Stopping prematurely can hinder your body’s ability to fully eliminate the infection, resulting in a stronger fungus.
This can lead to antifungal resistance, making it extremely difficult to eradicate the infection when using the same treatment in the future.
That’s why we created
This formula is unlike anything you’ve encountered before. You’ll be able to maintain a fungus-free life, free from itching or unpleasant odors, all while reveling in beautiful nails and skin.
What are the ingredients in Kerassencials?
Ingredients in Kerassentials
Inside every drop of Kerassentials, you’ll find a powerful, bespoke formula that combines high-quality oils and minerals:
Lavender Oil
- Protects nail keratin
- Supports the nails and skin
- Fights against strong fungus
Organic Flaxseed Oil
- Boosts skin’s natural immunity
- Helps with inflammation
- Superfood for your skin
Almond Oil
- Helps prevent fungus
- Protects against infections
- Supports healthy nails
Tea Tree Oil
- Strong antifungal properties
- Helps curb fungus growth
- Safe and effective
Lemongrass Oil
- Efficient antifungal
- Prevents future infection
- Helps with inflammation
Aloe Vera
- Soothes the skin
- Strong antifungal
- Moisturizes the skin
Tocopheryl Acetate
- Stable form of Vitamin E
- Protects the skin
- Prevents skin aging
Undecylenic Acid
- Beneficial fatty acid
- Helps prevent fungus
- Helps protect the nails
Ingredients
Tocopheryl Acetate
Stable form of Vitamin E
Protects the skinPrevents skin aging
Undecylenic Acid
Beneficial fatty acid Helps prevent fungus
Helps protect the nails
Authentic Kerassentials Users.
Genuine Life-Changing Outcomes.
Ella Simpson loves her healthy nails and skin…
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“This has truly saved my feet! I can’t recommend Kerassentials highly enough!”
— Ella Simpson, New York, USA
Brandon Johnson is thrilled with his new nails…
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“I’ve used numerous products to eliminate foot fungus before trying Kerassentials. I even had a nail removed, but when it grew back, the fungus returned. Kerassentials is the only solution that truly worked for me.”
— Brandon Johnson, Chicago, USA
Riley Harrison has recommended the product to her whole family…
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“I’ve battled foot fungus since high school, and this is the only solution that worked for me. I can’t believe how effective it was!”
— Riley Harrison, Wyoming, USA
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What exactly is Kerassentials, and how does it work?
Kerassentials is a powerful blend of oils and skin-supporting vitamins that you can apply daily after your shower to enhance your nail bed. These thoughtfully chosen ingredients provide the support your skin needs to continuously regenerate and remain healthy. Kerassentials is the only comprehensive formula designed to promote nail health in various ways.
2. When can I expect to see results?
I know you’re eager to eliminate that frustrating fungus, and you may start noticing improvements right away. Your toenails will appear healthier, the itchiness will subside, and within the first few weeks, you should see new, healthy pink nails growing to replace the damaged areas. The most significant change will likely be in your confidence as you finally overcome something that has bothered you for so long.
3. How does the guarantee work?
When you select any of the packages below and complete your order, you’ll be protected by our comprehensive 60-day, 100% money-back guarantee. This means if you change your mind for any reason, just reach out to our customer support team, and we’ll refund your entire investment in Kerassentials—no questions asked. There’s absolutely no risk for you.
4. I’m ready to place my order. What’s next?
Simply click on any of the packages below this video and complete your secure order. Be sure to act quickly before stock runs out! The 6-bottle package is the most popular choice, as it ensures you won’t run out of Kerassentials during your treatment.
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