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Yellow, damaged-looking nails with an identified fungal concern? XIMONTH Nail Defense is a 15ml nail fungus serum for fingernails and toenails. Its brush spreads the tea-tree-and-aloe formula directly over the nail, making focused nail care easy to work into your routine.
How to use · Product facts · Which formula to choose

If spreading a cream over a small nail feels awkward, the brush lets you place this liquid directly across the nail surface. The 15ml bottle combines the applicator and serum in one format, so there is no separate dropper to handle.
Choose this fungus serum for nails when your concern is fungal nail care, including a yellow or damaged-looking appearance. The orange Nail Defense blend pairs tea tree and Phellodendron with aloe and bee venom. It is the fungal-care option in this range; the separate conditioning serum serves a different nail-care need.


The formula combines tea tree leaf oil and bee venom with aloe vera leaf extract, water and Phellodendron amurense bark extract. Aloe helps condition the surrounding skin as part of the topical care routine.
This is the orange Nail Defense formula. Its botanical combination distinguishes it from the purple aloe-and-allantoin serum and the blue urea-based nail essence.

Follow the current pack for the application schedule. The two-to-three-minute interval describes absorption.


| Format | Topical nail-care liquid with applicator |
|---|---|
| Net contents | 15ml |
| Featured ingredients | Bee venom, tea tree leaf oil, water, Phellodendron amurense bark extract and aloe vera leaf extract |
| Application area | Fingernails, toenails and intact surrounding skin |


Compare the conditioning nail serum · Compare the nail fungus solution

Yes. The product guide covers both. The brush spreads the liquid across the selected nail surface.
Nail Defense is positioned for fungal nail care and damaged-looking nails. Its purpose extends beyond changing the surface color.
No. Staining and injury can also change nail color. Choose fungal nail care for an identified fungal concern; persistent or unexplained changes should be assessed.
Select the orange 15ml Nail Defense bottle for this tea-tree-and-aloe brush-on formula. The purple conditioning serum and blue urea essence are different products.
More product options and guidance: urea nail strengthening serum · Nail Care collection.
Choose the orange Nail Defense formula when brush-on fungal nail care and its tea-tree-and-aloe blend fit your needs. Check the directions and select your quantity above.
I prefer keeping the applicator inside the cap. It makes this serum a simple addition to a careful fingernail and toenail routine.
I like direct brush application for giving damaged-looking nails some attention. It makes the selected nail easy to cover with a thin layer.
Those ingredients helped me choose Nail Defense. I appreciate having a clearly identified formula in a small 15ml brush bottle.
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