terrasil Tinea Versicolor Treatment Cream + Tinea Soap, Antifungal Cream and Soap Kit (1.7oz Tube + 75g Cleansing Bar) Clinically Proven Clotrimazole 1% Antifungal Treatment & Soap

This is the only stuff that works for my white random spots! Smell isn’t too bad. I use every other week and my spots are taken care of in the summer. And no doctor visit!

Best product out there. After dealing with versa color for so long it wiped it out in less than a week.

I bought this for my son, his skin is clearly up really well

The cream tube is very small. If you have an issue on a larger area like your back it won't last more then a few days. It's not a bad product seems to help but for the price it's not really worth it. You can get multiple large tubes of similar products for a fraction of the cost that will work just as well.

I bought this product for 40 dollars expecting more product and the tube only lasted me a few days. Didn't notice a lot of change, but the bar is great. I saw noticeable differences in the color of the patches on my skin and it was completely gone after about 2 weeks. My suggestion would be to buy the bar standalone and then purchase Fungicure Wash. Both can be used in the shower and completely get rid of Tinea Versicolor and it's far more affordable.

I ordered another couple of products here on Amazon and never saw any change in my tinea. This did not work overnight, but pretty close… I’d say I used the soap and cream once in the morning and again in the evening for three days and it totally cleared up the large patches of tinea I had on my back and abdomen. I stopped using it for a few days just to see how it held up, and I haven’t seen any undoing of the treatment so far.

I don't doubt that this cream and bar of soap kills the fungus on your skin but the truth is that it's TOO EXPENSIVE. It's simply not worth the price for the amount of product that you get. For those of you who have tinea versicolor like me, I wanted to share what my dermatologist adviced me:"My recommendations for tinea versicolor diagnosis include:Use antiseborrheic shampoo(s) daily for 2 weeks, then three times a week FOREVER and stay out of the sun, please.Tinea (pityriasis) versicolor is a superficial infection of the stratum corneum by the lipophilic fungus known as both Malassezia furfur and Pityrosporum. The most common predisposing factor is excessive sweating but others include application of oils, systemic steroids and, rarely, adrenocorticalism.The trunk is affected with brown, white or pink, slightly scaly patches and very thin plaques. If no scale is appreciated, gentle scraping easily generates fine scale. If there is no scale present, the fungus is adequately treated, but it could take the skin 2-3 years to recover the color.Head and shoulders shampoo, selsun blue shampoo, or Ketaconazole (Nizoral) 1% shampoo are ALL very effective. None of these are superior than the next. You should lather your skin from the scalp to the waist (include armpits and arms) for 3-5 minutes every day for 7 days, then taper to three times a week FOREVER. This will help prevent it from coming back. The skin discoloration may take two to three years to return to normal, so please be patient and vigilant in your use of the shampoo on the entire body.A topical antifungal (like lamisil or lotrimin) cream may be applied once daily or every other day after the shower.It is very important to know that the treatment will kill the fungus within days, but any color change will take months to 1-2 years to return to normal. So hang in there, it will get better."There you have it. I use head and shoulders or selsun blue every other day as both my shampoo and body wash. I use the Lamisil cream on my back every other day as well. These products are way more affordable than this one. I do see a significant change on my skin and it's less itchy. The doctor recommended me to stay away from the sun because the whites spots are more visible on darker skin. That's not to say I don't go out to the beach etc. It's good to know though! I hope this helps, this is just my honest opinion. By no means am I telling anyone to do anything, just had to share the information!

Strangest beige/brownish flattish bumps started showing up where my sports bra lands (under boobies) and folds where my legs/lady jots meet. I was freaking out thinking I was dying of some ridiculous disease given my anxious nature and propensity to put things off because confronting “what might be” is crippling.Then did I committed to uploading photos of my issues to the googles. So glad I did.Cleared my super random 1/2 body weird spots up in a jiffy! Use the soap 2-3x/wk now and the cream once/wk. thank you!