Red, flaking and blistery skin on your feet?

Yep - that's Athlete's Foot, an annoying fungal infection that can swell and itch and keep you up at night. Ointments sold over the counter and through prescriptions can help reduce the frustration. But if you are looking for a natural solution, give InfiniteAloe® Skin Care a try.  

What Causes Athlete's Foot?

Caused by a fungus, Athlete's Foot is contagious. (That's why it is often contracted in locker rooms or other public places.) Once it takes hold, it continues to grow in warm and moist places (like the inside of your shoes and especially between your toes.) Athlete's foot treatments involve getting rid of the fungus.

How InfiniteAloe® Can Help

The anti inflammatory, antiseptic and antibacterial properties of organic Aloe Vera may reduce your difficulties and save you days of frustration and discomfort. If you are looking for a natural remedy and to prevent the dry, cracking skin of Athlete's foot infections or soothe blisters, give InfiniteAloe® Skin Care a try. The primary ingredient in InfiniteAloe Skin Care is Aloe Vera Barbadensis, commonly known as medicinal Aloe Vera. Studies suggest that the anthraquinones in Aloe Vera are analgesic, antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral, while other components help to heal broken skin and wounds. (Ref. 1-6) Additionally, InfiniteAloe® Skin Care contains Yucca (Schidigera) extract, which is helpful for pain relief and is both antibacterial and anti-fungal. Remember, InfiniteAloe Skin Care is a soothing skin care, not a medical treatment. See your doctor to address medical skin conditions.  

How to Use InfiniteAloe® When You Have Athlete's Foot

1. Give your skin plenty of breathing space by wearing open toe shoe or showers with "breathing holes".
2. Prevent infections by wearing sandals in public locker rooms and showers where bare feet may contact the fungus causing Athlete's Foot.
3. Clean your feet twice daily using water and a light, mild soap that is free from chemicals or fragrances.
4. Apply a natural astringent to affected areas such as witch hazel or a mix of tea tree oil and water (do not apply tea tree full strength it will burn)
5. After washing apply InfiniteAloe Skin® Care to all affected areas and feel the soothing relief InfiniteAloe® will bring.

Real Story from an InfiniteAloe® user:

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