Nail Fungus Cream for Toenails & Fingernails | XIMONTH

Fungal nail care in a cream you spread by hand

• Both nail types: intended for fingernails and toenails.
• Coverage where you apply it: spread across the nail and surrounding nail skin.
• A cream routine: clean, apply evenly and massage gently until absorbed.

Choose cream coverage for the nail and its edges

This nail fungus cream offers a hand-applied format for care across the nail surface and surrounding skin. Take a small amount from the 20g jar, spread it evenly and massage gently, following the supplied directions.

Glycerin and allantoin accompany bee venom in the cream base. Choose this product when a fungal-nail-care purpose and a spreadable cream fit your needs; the texture and application method are the practical differences from the separate liquid solution.

What is in the bee venom nail cream?

The formula lists bee venom, glycerin, mineral oil, allantoin, carbomer homopolymer type A, glyceryl monostearate, trolamine and water. Glycerin, mineral oil and allantoin provide the conditioning part of this formula. Check the full list if you have a known sensitivity, including to bee products. Ingredient concentrations are not specified in the supplied panel.

How to use

1. Clean the fingernails or toenails and the surrounding skin before use.
2. Apply an appropriate amount evenly over the nails and the skin around them.
3. Massage gently until absorbed, then close the jar and follow the current package directions for frequency.

Use the product as directed on the current package. Check the full ingredient panel if you have a known sensitivity, including to bee products. If a nail concern is painful, rapidly changing or uncertain, get an appropriate assessment instead of relying on appearance alone.

Product facts at a glance

Start with the nail concern, then choose the applicator

Fungal nail care, cream preferred: keep this 20g jar for coverage across the nail and its edges.

Fungal nail care, liquid preferred: compare the nail fungus solution and its dropper application.

Dry, rough-looking nail surface: compare the conditioning nail serum and brush applicator. Dry cuticle edges: compare cuticle oil. Those are different care needs, not substitutes chosen by texture alone.

View the brush-on nail serum · View the nail fungus solution · View cuticle oil · Browse all nail-care formats

Choosing a nail fungus cream

Can I use it on toenails and fingernails?

Yes. The supplied directions cover nails and the surrounding nail skin. Clean and dry the area, apply evenly and massage gently until absorbed.

Should I choose the cream or the nail fungus solution?

Choose this cream for hand-applied coverage over the nail and its edges. Choose the separate liquid solution if you prefer dropper application. Compare each formula and follow its own directions.

Is it just for dry cuticles?

No. This product is positioned for fungal nail care. Cuticle oil is the option to compare when your concern is dry skin around otherwise healthy nails.

Do I wash the cream off?

The pictured method ends with gentle massage until absorbed, without a rinse-off step. Follow the instructions on your current package.

Does a yellow or thick nail always mean fungus?

No. Nail changes can have different causes. Have an uncertain nail change identified so you can choose care that fits the cause.

Prefer a cream for your hand-and-foot nail routine?

Choose the XIMONTH 20g jar for direct application to the nail and surrounding skin. Select your quantity above and add it to your cart.