When yeast is overgrowing, it could cause itching and flaking. Support healthy flora to rebalance skin health.
Urea and a blend of AHA & BHA acids gently promote skin renewal.
Ichthyol works to reduce sebum production – the main fuel for yeast overgrowth.
When yeast is overgrowing, it could cause itching and flaking. Support healthy flora to rebalance skin health.
Urea and a blend of AHA & BHA acids gently promote skin renewal.
Ichthyol works to reduce sebum production – the main fuel for yeast overgrowth.
Healthy outer ear pH is 3.9-4.3, which is more acidic than the rest of your skin. Opportunistic yeast, fungi, and certain bacteria thrive in a more alkaline environment. Acidifying the skin promotes a healthier skin microbiome.
Ichthyol, urea, gorgonian extract, a blend of acids and essential oils are fantastic at supporting a healthy microbiome and suppressing the growth of unwanted microorganisms.
We did not add any oils to the formula since a fungus called Malassezia feeds on oils and can often contribute to itchy, flaky symptoms.
For the same reason, we excluded glycerin and alcohol that might contribute to skin flora imbalance.
Most products work while they are on the skin. But once they wear off, the dryness is back. DES Ointment addresses the root cause: the skin microbiome and excess sebum production.
A combination of true and trusted ingredients such as urea, AHA, BHA acids with unique imported ingredients address the root cause – the yeast overgrowth – and deliver long-lasting results.
Used for over a century for its keratolytic, anti-fungal, and anti-microbial effects.
A well-known in Switzerland, this ingredient is harvested in the Alps and acts to rapidly reduce sebum production.
A powerful extract of Gorgonian corrals neutralizes enzymes responsible for irritation and itchiness.
An airless bottle allows for safe storage and easy application of the product. Use 1-3 times a day on clean skin.
Apply a thin layer to the problem area.
Apply a small amount with a cotton swab to the outer ear.
Heads up: Be careful not to push too far inside. Do not squeeze directly into the ear canal.
