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One of the most common problems affecting nails is fungal infection.
Brittle nails, especially when accompanied by discoloration or thickening, may indicate an underlying nail condition. One of the most common causes of such changes is a fungal nail infection. Since fungal pathogens are widespread, virtually anyone can come into contact with them, making early attention and appropriate care particularly important.
In many cases, visible nail abnormalities are linked to onychomycosis (nail fungus). Typical signs can include a yellowish discoloration of the nail as well as changes in nail structure. A podiatrist or foot care specialist can often provide valuable support in identifying and managing these nail concerns.
How to apply ilon® Nail Spray
ilon® Nail Spray contains carefully selected conditioning ingredients, including witch hazel, plant-based betaine and jojoba oil. The formula helps moisturise and care for dry, brittle or stressed nails and supports a healthy-looking nail appearance.
The formulation also contains Spiralin®, an ingredient derived from microalgae Spirulina platensis. Combined with the other conditioning ingredients, Spiralin® helps care for the nail and surrounding skin and supports the maintenance of nails in good condition. The convenient spray format allows for easy and hygienic application.
For nails affected by or prone to fungal problems, appropriate medical treatment should be followed as recommended by a healthcare professional. ilon® Nail Spray can be used as part of a regular nail-care routine to moisturise and condition the nail and surrounding skin.
Hygiene advice for fungal nail problems: To help reduce the risk of recontamination, socks, towels and bed linen should be changed regularly and washed according to the manufacturer’s care instructions. Where suitable for the textile, washing at 60°C is recommended. Good foot hygiene and regular care of the affected nails can complement appropriate medical treatment.
