Zetaclear Ingredients
Zeta Clear Directions
Apply a thin coating (one or two drops) of Zetaclear Nail Gel twice daily
to the surface of discolored nails, and under the tip of thickened nails.
Allow gel to set for several minutes before covering with footwear. Always
try to apply after bathing, showering or swimming. Using an emery board, gently
roughen the flat surface of nails once a week to enhance gel adhesion. Look
for improved color and softened keratin debris build-up under the nail in
3 to 4 weeks. Overall nail appearance will improve over time as keratin debris
exfoliates with continued use of Zetaclear. Zetaclear will not penetrate through
nail polish, but may be applied prior to using polish as often as twice daily.
To keep nails looking clear, apply 3 times weekly after bathing.This 4-ounce
bottle is a 3 to 4 month supply, depending on the number of nails receiving
daily applications. Supervise children in the use of this product. For athlete's
foot pay special attention to spaces between the toes. The brush applicator
allows for easy application under nails and surrounding cuticle area. Wear
well-fitting, ventilated shoes, and change shoes and socks at least once daily.
For athlete's foot and ringworm, use daily for 4 weeks. If condition persists
longer, consult a doctor.
Alternative "Bandaid" Method - For extensive keratin debris buildup.
Apply a small amount of Zetaclear Nail Gel to the center of the nail, spread
gel around the nail with the applicator tip. Apply additional gel under the
tip of the nail if possible, then immediately cover nail with a waterproof
or regular bandaid. Don't remove the bandaid until you next bathe or shower.
After bathing, dry nail well, reapply the gel and a new bandaid and continue
this process, rather than the twice-daily applications and no bandaid. The
bandaid will keep the gel moist on the nail around the clock permitting faster
results.
Be careful that the bandaid doesn't move or slide around the toe. If this
occurs, replace with a new bandaid after applying more gel.
Be sure to scrape out any softened keratin debris every other day from under
the thickened part of your nail and gently sand the flat surface of your nail
with an emery board once or twice a week.
Look for improvement in your nail's appearance in about 4 weeks. Nails will
look better as the keratin debris is broken down and softened by the gel.
Ingredients in Zetaclear Clear Nails Solution
The ingredients of any product is important for your health. You deserve
to know what’s in a product, and how it can help you. If you have questions
after reading about these ingredients, please look at our FAQ
Page.
Tea Tree Oil
Since before recorded history, the aboriginals of Australia have used tea
made from the leaves of the Melaleuca tree to help promote healthy skin. This
is how the name “tea tree” came to be.
Today, it is prepared commercially by steam distillation of the leaves. “Tea
tree oil contains constituents called terpenoids, which help promote healthy
nails.
Wikipedia states “Tea tree oil has been recognized as a potent antiseptic
in Australia anecdotally for much longer than there has been scientific evidence.
However, recent studies support a role for tea tree oil in skin care.”
Tea tree oil should not be put into the mouth or swallowed. Keep out of
reach of children. Even small amounts taken internally can cause severe rash,
abdominal pain, diarrhea, lethargy, drowsiness, inflammation of the corners
of the mouth, slow or uneven walking, confusion or coma.
The tea tree oil in Zetaclear Solution is diluted with carrier oils to prevent
skin rash or irritation. Pregnant and nursing mothers should consult with
their health professional before using.
Almond Oil
Humans have had a long and happy relationship with almonds since 3000-2000
BC. In fact, almonds were found in Tutankhamen’s tomb (C. 1325 BC) in
Egypt.
The almond is a small, deciduous tree growing about four to nine meters high.
In the spring it blooms with beautiful pink or white flowers before the leaves
appear. Although native to Southwest Asia, it can grow and ripen fruit as
far north as the British Isles.
Sweet almond oil is used topically to moisturize dry skin, soothe chapped
lips, and relieve itching due to dryness. It’s not greasy and is absorbed
quickly. It generally does not irritate skin and does not appear to cause
sensitization that many lead to allergic reactions.
Jojoba Oil
Jojoba is a shrub native to southern Arizona, southern California, and northwestern
Mexico. For centuries Native Americans used the oil from the precious jojoba
seeds to promote skin health.
The seed, about the size of a black olive, is almost 50% oil. Chemically,
the oil is very similar to human sebum (the oil we naturally secrete from
our skin glands), which is useful to prevent moisture loss from our skin.
Jojoba oil has been in commercial production since 1970. It is used primarily,
at this time, for skin care.
Because of its very high flash point, research is being done into the possibility
of using jojoba oil as a source of fuel.
Vitamin E Oil
*Vitamin E is a well-known antioxidant. When it is applied topically, your
body absorbs it.
Vitamin E oil is often used to reduce the appearance of scars and blemishes,
but at this time, research is inconclusive.
Lemongrass Oil
If you like Asian food, you’ve probably eaten lemongrass. It’s
used in curry dishes, sauces, soups, and to flavor tea. It’s also used
in baked breads, and candy. Lemongrass is used in perfumery, and as soothing
aromatherapy.
One common use of lemongrass, also called citronella, is in candles to discourage
mosquitoes.
Undecylenic Acid
Undecylenic acid is an organic fatty acid derived from natural castor oil.
Uundecylenic acid is thought to promote healty skin.
Clove Oil
Cloves were grandmother’s old remedy for toothache, and in fact, cloves
are a natural analgesic, and oil of cloves is used by some dentists today.
Wikipedia reports that clove oil is also used in an all natural herbicide
called “Perfectly Natural Weed and Grass Killer’, and is very
effective at killing many types of plants.
