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Itchy skin that no cream fixes? It might never have been just your skin.

Creams, cold showers, three dermatologists. When the skin won't settle, many people find the answer was further in.

By the Mallow team · 5-minute read

It's 29 degrees at your sister's wedding, and you keep your cardigan on. Because under it, the inside of your elbows are scratched raw again.

You've done everything right. Fragrance-free. Gentle soap. The prescription cream. The expensive one. The one a friend swore by.

“chronic itchiness despite good hygiene and good moisturizers”Post on a gut-health forum

The dermatologist looks, prescribes, and sends you home. Then the next one does the same.

“Dermatologist are not helping and I’ve been to several different ones.”Post on a gut-health forum

Nobody asks about your stomach. Even though it's been bloated for just as long.

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Is it really just your skin? Tick what applies

• Itching that's worse at night
• Rashes, hives or patches that come and go
• A drawer full of creams that changed nothing
• Bloating or gas most days
• Tired, foggy, craving sugar
• Told it's "dry skin" when your skin isn't dry

If you ticked three or more, keep reading. Your skin is often the last place to show what's happening in your gut. You can treat the surface for years and never touch the cause.

“I didn't realize how much my gut was showing up in my face until it stopped.”Review left by a customer

Why the usual fixes keep failing

Most people in this spot have already tried the sensible things. None of them are wrong. They just don't touch what may be going on:

• More fiber. It moves things along, but it doesn't clear anything out.
• Probiotics. They add good bacteria. They don't remove anything that's already settled in.
• Cutting more foods. The list gets shorter. The bloating doesn't.
• A one-herb cleanse from the pharmacy. Many contain wormwood alone, often 500 mg. One herb, one small dose.

That last one is the trap. A cleanse works in stages. If it only reaches part of the cycle, whatever is left can simply start again a few weeks later. Then you're back where you started, and convinced that "cleanses don't work."

Wormwood for the grown ones. Clove for the eggs.

Herbalists have paired three plants for generations: wormwood, black walnut hulls and clove bud. Each one has a job. Wormwood and black walnut go after the adults and the larvae. Clove bud is the one that reaches the eggs.

That's why the dose and the combination matter more than the name on the front of the bottle.

The pouch that puts all three in one morning habit

Mallow combines wormwood, black walnut hulls and clove bud with pumpkin seed, garlic, oregano and more. 18 ingredients in one softgel formula, the equivalent of 6,600 mg per serving. Compare that with the single 500 mg herb in most pharmacy cleanses.

• 3 softgels before breakfast, with water
• No bitter taste, nothing to mix
• 120 softgels per pouch
• One-time purchase. No subscription, no auto-renew

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Why it's a softgel, not another cream

Creams work on the outside. Mallow works where the problem may have started. Three softgels before breakfast, every morning, for the full pouch. Keep the cream for the bad days if you need it. Just stop asking it to do all the work.

Try it for 60 days. If you feel no difference, get your money back.

You don't have to take our word for it. Take the softgels every morning for the full pouch. If your stomach doesn't feel any different, send us a message within 60 days and you get your money back. No forms to argue with.

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You've spent years covering your skin. It might be time to look underneath.

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P.S. Picture the next wedding in short sleeves. Three softgels a morning, 60 days to decide.