Athlete's foot treatment
You recognise athlete’s foot by itching, peeling or dry, rough skin that can crack, often between your toes or on your sole. Read more
Ellen’s advice
How to choose
You recognise athlete’s foot by itching, peeling or dry, rough skin that can crack, often between your toes or on your sole. Discoloured or thicker toenails can also point to a fungus. Athlete’s foot is contagious, both to the people you live with and to other areas of your body, so targeted care matters. In this video you see how to tackle it.
How to choose, with Footlogix:
- Peeling Skin Formula: itchy, moist, peeling skin between your toes or on your sole.
- Rough Skin foot mousse: red, irritated, flaky skin that feels dry and itches.
- Nail Tincture spray: discoloured or thickened toenails.
- Shoe Deodorant Spray: against reinfection through your shoes.
Put on fresh socks every day and wash them at 60°, alternate your shoes and put your socks on before your other clothes, so the fungus spreads less. Not sure? Take the free foot analysis.
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you want to know
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Who helps you?
I'm Ellen, the Ellen behind LLN.beauty (say it as Ellen beauty). Beauty therapist since 2003, with my online beauty store since 2008. In 2019 I trained in orthomolecular therapy at KPNI, to tackle skin problems from the inside as well.
For years I treated clients in my salon. I stopped, because a treatment only works for a short while. Lasting results come from the basics you do yourself at home. That's why I now help you with a routine you'll actually stick to.
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