KlaroNail Ingredients
13 named ingredients: Tea Tree Oil, Undecylenic Acid, Manuka Honey, Clove Bud Oil, Aloe Vera and 8 more.
Each ingredient's role is stated plainly — no proprietary blend hiding what you're paying for.
13 ingredients. Zero mystery blend.
Every single ingredient is named on the label with its intended purpose — nothing folded into a vague ‘proprietary blend’ to hide what you're actually paying for. What isn't published is the exact concentration of each one; the role is transparent, the precise amount isn't.
All 13, one by one
Tea Tree Oil
The workhorse. A cleansing botanical oil that shows up in nearly every serious topical nail formula, valued for its purifying character.
Undecylenic Acid
A naturally derived fatty acid that's a fixture in topical nail and skin products, reinforcing the cleansing profile of the formula.
Manuka Honey
Not filler — a genuinely prized moisturizer known for supporting smooth, comfortable-feeling skin.
Clove Bud Oil
Warming, traditionally used topically for its purifying, comforting properties.
Aloe Vera
The soothing standard. Supports hydrated, comfortable-feeling skin around the nail.
Lavender Oil
Calming aroma, calming skin — a traditional pick for skin-soothing formulas.
Flaxseed Oil
Rich in fatty acids that keep skin from feeling tight or dry.
Sweet Almond Oil
A light carrier oil that softens skin without ever feeling greasy.
Camphor Oil
That cool, refreshing sensation you actually feel the moment you spray.
Menthol
More cooling refresh — a sensory cue the formula is doing something.
Walnut Oil
Quietly nourishing, supporting skin conditioning in the background.
Chia Seed Oil
Fatty-acid rich, for a smooth, comfortable finish.
Vitamin E
The antioxidant closer, rounding out the formula with a healthy-looking finish.
Before your first spray
Sensitive skin, a diagnosed skin or nail condition, pregnant or nursing? Patch test first, stop if you notice irritation. This is a cosmetic spray, not a fungal treatment — see a doctor or podiatrist for a suspected infection.
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