New Skin Treatment Creams for Spider Veins, Nail Fungus and Seborrheic Dermatitis
Ensbio.com announces three new skin and scalp products to the ENS NEW GENERATION of products designed to eliminate symptoms associated with many different skin and scalp problems and issues. ENS announces a concentrated spider veins cream that uses a smaller particle of vitamin k and a transdermal delivery system that helps the vitamin k to penetrate the surface of the skin and get to the very vein problem. This is a new standard in a cream base for those that suffer from spider veins.
Ensbio.com also offers a new nail fungus cream that takes fighting nail infection to the next level by using lower ph balances to help create a very poor environment for fungi and infection to grow in. Along with a super transdermal penetrating system that helps the anti fungal toflanate to get the black and yellow fungus that is under the nail. This is the first two pronged approach to clearing toenails of the thickness, yellow and black issues that often result from the presence of nail fungus.
Ens Bio would also like to introduce the newest in those that are fighting seborrheic dermatitis. This zinc plex based shampoo and cream treatment prevent the sebum gland from over producing oils. Since the fungus that causes seb derm feeds off of the oils in the scalp and skin removing the excess oils cuts down within 2 weeks the irritation of the skin including the white flakes and crusty flakes that are associated with seborrheic dermatitis. Many people that suffer from scalp bumps, scalp acne or pimples and even other scalp type issues will find great relief from the zinc plex based shampoo, conditioner and cream. These are purifying creams since zinc pca is also anti bacteriostatic. The new zincplex shampoo and conditioner is also used for those that have issues with oily scalp and shampoo. The zincplex herlps to regulate the amount of oil that the scalp produces. This amino acid derivative is unique in that it does not dry out the scalp or hair but instead regulates it.
For more information please visit: www.Ensbio.com.
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