Naturasil Tinea Versicolor Value Pack

My son started getting molluscum contagiosum in July of 2024. His primary doctor and a dermatologist said that there was nothing to do but wait. We were given an ointment for itchiness . For months, it continued to get worse and spread. When one spot would disappear, 3 more would pop up somewhere else. After doing some research, I took control of the situation. Here is what we did as an at home treatment:-Wash legs nightly with a body wash containing salicylic acid (we used neutrogena)-apply Tinea Versicolor to each spot-top with zinc (we used desitin max strength)-cover with bandages (we used nexcare duo, because they don’t hurt when pulled off)-wore pants and socks to bed-we also changed his towel dailyWe started this nightly routine in March. Two months later, he is almost completely clear. The ones that are left are almost healed. I shine a light all over his legs and apply Tinea Versicolor to any tiny dots that are starting to show. This stops them and they disappear within a couple of days.It took about a week to see minor progress. But after 2 weeks, it definitely looked better. He had 3 areas that were extremely bad and those took the longest to heal. He only has one of those areas left, and honestly, they are barely there. But I’m not taking any chances. I will continue checking nightly once he is clear to take care of any tiny ones trying to pop up.This all truly worked. I think that each part was important. Changing bath towels daily and wearing pants(also changed nightly) to bed is, in my opinion, crucial. It can live on bedding, and I wasn’t about to wash his sheets daily. Hope this all helps another kid dealing with molluscum contagiosum!

I have tinea versicolor that comes back seasonally. My doctor told me to use dandruff shampoo on it but that burns my skin and didn't work at all anyway. I just started this along with the sulfur lavender tinea versicolor soap. Neither caused any irritation or burning. I used the treatment yesterday after I showered with the soap and I showered using the soap again today. IT IS ALREADY GOING AWAY! I cannot believe it. I wish I took before and after photos. My spots were red and itchy and even raised some and I had it across both shoulders and a little on my back and a few spots on my torso under my breasts and down my sides. I have had it for years and literally the only other thing that worked was prescription Diflucan but no doctors will prescribe that for tinea so I have to lie and say I have a yeast infection to get it. This works! My spots are barely visible already! I am hoping I can use it as a preventative maybe once a week after it clears up. It has also helped some rosacia on my cheeks and cleared up my breakouts. Sulfur works great for adult acne as well in case you did not know. It does have a scent but its more like Eucalyptus than sulfur. Lotion covered it up and its worth it. I wish I had known this existed years ago. I am ecstatic! Get both!

Didn't work for me..... smells nice

This works Temporarily, but you have to be consistent with it. Smell is strong, and it can burn on your face, so dilute or maybe work through the burn. It lasts like only a minute. Side note, why is it helping my coldsore go away and like QUICK!?

It took me a while to figure out what was going on with my skin. I never had skin issues but with using this product it’s been about two weeks and it has made a huge difference on my skin once I get it completely cleared up. I’ll just use the soap for maintenance. The smell itself is kind of sulfury but kind of fades after time

WORKS GREAT FOR TINEA VERSICOLOR. i went to see a dermatologist and she prescibed me a lotion with selenium sulfide in it . it would have been $155 ($75 with my insurance copay) and i heard it makes you smell reaaly bad like sulfer. so i decided o try homeoprathic medicine instead. i dered this , baza antifungal with moisture barrier, and a all natural antifungal soap... total order was $5 including shipping. i got the baza cream an dointment first and started using them. the dr said with the lotion it could take 3 m onths for the spots to be noticeably lighter. i have been using the ointment and cream 1-2 times a days for almost 2 weeks but there almost completely gone! deffiantely a lot lighter it has worked so well i havent even tried the soap yet! i was worried about the smell i saw a few negatice comments on the smell but it was not bad at all ! its all natural so you can pretty much tell whats in it by the smells... smells like lemon grass , eucalyptus peppermint, and ever slightly of pacchouli oil. and i hate the smell of pacchouli and it was not bad at all! smells like a lemony version of vics vapo rub... the baza cream smells awesome though, really good. i highlt recogmend this stuff to anyone with tinea versicolor. the spots can be embarrssing but this makes it so easy and fast to get rid of them!!!

I know lots of people mentioned that before, but oh boy. First of all, neither the soap nor the oil made any difference after months of using. Which is ok, not everything works for everyone. But that damn smell! I didn’t think it was that bad at first. But now.. I haven’t used it in months, and most of my clothes and towels still skink of it! Nothing, I mean Nothing can get rid if that smell. And I swear, it’s like it’s still on my skin.. think twice before buying. It may not work, and mess up your clothes instead. If you wanna take the risk, oh well

Well... I thought with all the reviews this would work. But it hasn't done diddly squat. I've only been using for 2 weeks, but I thought I'd see some sort of change. I am using as directed religiously...The smell to me is pleasant, but I can see where it might be a bit strong for others. I'm used to essential oils and this seems to be a combination of them. I definitely don't smell lavender. But there is citrus, and a stronger one I can't quite put my finger on. If something should change within the next two weeks, I'll up date this 5/3/22.