Undecylenic Acid, Explained
Undecylenic Acid has a less familiar name than tea tree oil or aloe vera, but it's one of the specifically targeted ingredients in KlaroNail's formula. Here's what it actually is.
A fatty-acid derivative
Undecylenic Acid is derived from castor oil and has a long history of use in topical formulas aimed at supporting nail and skin cleanliness.
Why it's included specifically
Unlike many of the botanical oils in a typical topical formula, Undecylenic Acid is included for a specific, targeted purpose — helping address buildup at the source rather than a general skin-conditioning role.
In KlaroNail
Undecylenic Acid is one of the hero ingredients in KlaroNail's formula, paired with Tea Tree Oil and Clove Bud Oil for targeted support.
Worth knowing
For external use only. If you have broken or irritated skin, consult a healthcare provider before applying any new topical product.
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