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Did you know that our skin consists of many different layers? This complex makeup enables the skin to fulfil very varied tasks and functions. It is a very large, versatile and flexible organ that has a direct influence on the entire body.
Skin Structure

Have you ever experienced a fungal infection? Infections are not particularly dangerous, but very unpleasant. Typical symptoms are reddening, scaling, formation of blisters, as well as itching and burning sensations. Fungi are persistent and need to be treated quickly.
Skin Infections

Clotrimazole is a modern broad spectrum antifungal which inhibits ergosterol synthesis, an essential component of fungal cell membranes. When ergosterol is lacking the cell membrane gets damaged, leading to the destruction of the fungus.
How does Clotrimazole work?