Rebloom Antifungal Soap

4.7 | 1,284 reviews

Naturopath-formulated antifungal soap for skin that stays warm and damp all day — folds, creases, groin and feet.

  • 🔁Built to stop it coming back — not just calm it down for a week
  • 🚿Three minutes in the shower. No extra steps, nothing to reapply
  • 🌙No more waking up raw, split and scratching
FREE $15Soap Pouch
FREE $29Relief Guide
FREE $7Free Shipping
  • 30-day money-back guarantee — no need to send the bar back
  • Discreet packaging — plain box, nothing printed on the outside
  • Free shipping on the 5-bar bundle
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Ingredients
Tea Tree Essential Oil (5%) · Lauric Acid (10%) · Sulfur Spring Extract (3%) · Witch Hazel (2%)
Sorbitol (14%) · Stearic Acid (11%) · Sucrose (10%) · Sodium Laureth Sulfate (10%) · Propylene Glycol (6%) · Water (6%) · Glycerin (5%) · Myristic Acid (4%) · L-Glutamic Acid (3%) · Disodium EDTA (3%) · Sodium Hydroxide (2.5%) · Coconut Oil (2%) · Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (2%) · Ceramides (1%) · Fragrance (0.5%)
How to use
  1. Use daily in the shower.
  2. Lather and work it into the whole fold or area you're treating for 30 seconds — not just where you can see the rash.
  3. Leave the lather on for 3–5 minutes before rinsing. Contact time is what matters.
  4. Rinse thoroughly and pat completely dry. A cool hair dryer for 30 seconds is not overkill.
  5. Use daily for 4–6 weeks.
  6. Then a few times a week to keep it away.
Shipping & returns

Dispatch. Orders placed before 14:00 CET ship the same business day from our warehouse in Sweden.

Delivery. Sweden 2–4 business days · rest of the EU 4–8 · UK 5–9 · US and Canada 7–12 · everywhere else 10–20. You'll get a tracking link by email.

Returns. Covered by the 30-day guarantee below. You don't need to send anything back.

Our guarantee

If within 30 days of daily use you don't see:

✅ Relief from the itch and rawness in the area you're treating
✅ Visible improvement in redness and irritation
✅ A day that doesn't start with powder, liners or cream

…then we don't want your money. Email the.watch.guy.contact@gmail.com and we'll refund every penny. No questions asked.

“Most people I see with a recurring rash in a skin fold have already been through three or four creams. What's usually missing is the wash step: something that clears both the yeast and the bacteria from the fold and rinses off without leaving a film behind. This is the first bar I've felt comfortable recommending for that — used daily, left on for a few minutes, and always followed by drying properly.”

Karin Ekholm, Registered Nurse (Dermatology), Reg. no. SE-40917

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12,000+ People Finally Free From the Rash That Kept Coming Back 💚

Day 1→Day 15

"Three years. Gone in 10 days."

I had this under my left breast for three years. Two dermatologists, clotrimazole, nystatin, liners, the hair dryer every single morning. I bought this expecting nothing. On day 10 I got dressed and realised I hadn't put anything under there. Still nothing at day 15. I keep checking and there's nothing to check.

— Sarah M., 41
Day 1→Day 21

"It finally stopped coming back."

Lost 40 kilos and got a fold under my belly I'd never had before. Rash under it constantly. Cream cleared it, back within a week, every time for a year. Three weeks of this and it's stayed clear. The thing that mattered for me is that it rinses off and leaves nothing sitting in the fold.

— Jonas K., 38
Day 1→Day 30

"I can wear what I want again."

Inner thigh crease, every summer, for as long as I can remember. I'd stopped wearing dresses. A month in and it's calm — no smell, no powder, no liner. It does tingle the first couple of days, so leave it at three minutes to start. I'll keep using it a few times a week.

— Helen R., 47
1/3

It Will Keep Coming Back Until You Do This.

If you're dealing with a recurring rash where skin meets skin — under the breasts, under the belly, between the thighs, in the groin, between the toes — that itches so badly you can't focus, burns at 3am, and returns every time you think it's gone, you already know the pattern. A cream gives you a week or two. Then it's back.

Here's why. Anywhere skin stays warm, damp and closed all day, a colony of yeast and odor bacteria settles into the softened skin and tiny cracks of the fold. Antifungal cream knocks back the surface — and only the yeast half. It also keeps the fold wet, powder turns to paste over it, and deodorant seals it in. You dry the skin. The colony stays. Within days it reseeds the surface, and it "comes back."

Rebloom is a daily wash built for that skin. Three minutes of contact in the shower clears the whole colony — yeast and bacteria — rinses off leaving nothing behind to hold moisture, and puts ceramides back into the cracked skin so it can close. It's a routine, not a one-off fix — which is why it takes 4–6 weeks of consistent use rather than a few days.

As featured in
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Results Even Doctors Can't Ignore.

From a follow-up survey of 412 customers, 30 days after their first order (April 2026).

91%Noticed less itching within 2 weeksWith daily use and the full 3–5 minute contact time
86%Left the house without the ritualNo powder, liners or cream before getting dressed
64%Reordered after their first barMeasured from repeat-purchase data, March–June 2026

Six Years. One Obsession. One Soap.

Rebloom started in a naturopathic clinic in Gothenburg, where Anna Lindqvist, ND, kept meeting the same patient: a recurring rash in a skin fold, a drawer full of half-used creams, and a note from the doctor that said "keep it dry." The diagnosis was never the problem. The problem was that nothing in the routine reached the colony living in the fold — and half of the routine kept the fold wet.

So she took a standard bar-soap base and rebuilt it around contact time: tea tree oil at a full 5% (most "tea tree soaps" use under 1%), sulfur spring extract for the bacteria that antifungal creams ignore, witch hazel so it rinses to a dry finish instead of a film, and ceramides so it doesn't strip skin that's already cracked. Eleven formulas later, this is the bar.

  • 🛡️Targets the fungus and the bacteria, not just the itch
  • 👆Dead-simple to use — it's a soap
  • 🧪Formulated with a naturopath
  • ❤️Used by thousands of people
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Rebloom Antifungal Soap

Our customers tell it better than we do!

4.7 / 5

based on 1,284 reviews

Finally something that holds

Two years of clotrimazole every few weeks. My derm said keep it dry, which — yes. Started this in May, left it on for five minutes like it says, and by week three the crease under my belly was just skin. It's September and I haven't opened a tube since.

Marie L., 46

Bought it for my feet, use it everywhere

Sweaty feet since I was a teenager and athlete's foot on and off since. Creams sweat straight off. This doesn't need to stay on, which is the whole point for me. Feet still sweat, but the smell and the peeling between my toes are gone. Took about two weeks.

Tobias N., 31

Wish I'd found it in June

Under-bust rash every summer since perimenopause. Dandruff shampoo in the shower helped a bit but stung. This stings less and I'm not covered in powder anymore. Four weeks in, no rash. One star off because the bar goes soft if you leave it in the shower — use the pouch.

Ingrid S., 52
1/3

How to Use for Optimal Results 💪

1. Lather and Apply

Lather generously and work it into the whole fold or area you're treating — not just where you can see the rash. The colony sits beyond the visible edge.

2. Let It Sit

Leave the lather on for 3–5 minutes before rinsing. Wash there first, do the rest of your shower, rinse there last. Contact time is what does the work.

3. Rinse and Dry Completely

Rinse well and pat completely dry. A cool hair dryer for 30 seconds is not overkill. Damp skin is what lets it come back.

4. Repeat Daily for 4–6 Weeks

Daily for at least a month. Using it twice and stopping will not do anything. After that, a few times a week keeps it away.

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Our Powerful Natural Ingredients 🌿

Tea Tree Oil (5%)

Breaks up the film the colony hides in and kills the fungus underneath. The active workhorse of the bar.

Sulfur Spring Extract (3%)

Long used on yeast-prone skin. Also active against the bacteria behind the smell — the half that antifungal creams leave alone.

Witch Hazel (2%)

An astringent. Leaves the skin dry-finished and rinses clean, with nothing left in the fold to hold moisture.

Lauric Acid & Coconut Oil

Lauric acid is antibacterial. The oil keeps the bar from stripping skin that's already raw.

Ceramides

Rebuilds the skin barrier that months of scratching and friction wore down, so the fold can close instead of crack.

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FAQ

Where can I use it?
Anywhere skin stays warm and damp: under the breasts, under the belly, inner thighs and groin crease, between the buttocks, between the toes and on the feet. It's not for the face or scalp, it won't clear nail fungus, and it shouldn't be used on genital mucosa.
How long until I see results?
Most people use it daily for 4–6 weeks. Skin in a fold that's been irritated for months doesn't settle in a few days, and anyone promising that is guessing. If nothing has changed after 30 days, email us and we'll refund you.
I've tried antifungal soap before and it didn't work. Why is this different?
Usually it's contact time — a wash that goes on and rinses off in twenty seconds has barely touched the skin. Lather this one and leave it for 3–5 minutes before rinsing, then dry completely. The other difference is that it treats both yeast and bacteria; most antifungal soaps only cover the first, which is why the smell and the redness can hang around even when the itch improves.
Does it stop sweating?
No. It doesn't stop sweat and it doesn't replace an antiperspirant. What it changes is what can grow on sweaty skin between showers — which is why people who still sweat as much as before report the smell and the rash going anyway.
Can I use this alongside what my doctor recommended?
Yes. It's a daily wash, not a replacement for anything you've been prescribed. Keep using what your doctor gave you, and keep the area dry and ventilated — that's still the foundation, and this works with it rather than instead of it. If the skin is splitting, weeping, spreading, or hasn't improved after a few weeks, go back to your GP. Some conditions that look exactly like this need a different treatment entirely.
Is this safe on sensitive skin in skin folds?
It contains tea tree oil and sulfur, and a small number of people react to both. Patch test on your inner forearm for 24 hours before using it on a fold. Stop if it stings, burns or makes things worse. A light tingle in the first few days is normal; pain is not.
Is this safe to use every day?
Yes, once daily. If your skin starts feeling tight or dry, drop to every other day — the bar contains surfactants that can over-strip if you overdo it.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Email the.watch.guy.contact@gmail.com within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. You don't need to send the bar back.
How long until my order arrives?
Orders placed before 14:00 CET ship the same business day from Sweden. Sweden 2–4 business days, rest of the EU 4–8, UK 5–9, US and Canada 7–12, everywhere else 10–20. You'll get a tracking link by email.