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The Proof
Is In The Results
Example photos: the same fold,
before and after two weeks of use.
The Problem
"I've Tried Powder, Deodorant & Diaper Cream.
Why Would This Be Any Different?"
Powder. Deodorant under your breasts. Diaper cream. A hair dryer after every shower. A paper towel, a folded pillowcase, even a coffee filter tucked under the fold in July. You've tried it all — and the rash is still there, because none of it
was made to treat an adult skin fold that stays hot, sweaty and rubbing 16 hours a day — especially after weight loss, a baby or menopause.
Here's what nobody tells you: that rash is often a fungus — and a fungus loves exactly what powder and diaper cream leave behind. A warm, sweaty fold. Cover it up and it just waits — and that yeasty smell comes right back.
Surface Only
Diaper Cream & Zinc Paste
The zinc helps — but it's thick, white, makes you smell like a baby and doesn't hold up in summer heat. And it isn't an antifungal.
Moisture Only
Baby Powder / Cornstarch
Dry for an hour — then it balls up into white globs in the fold and smells worse than the sweat. It doesn't treat a fungus.
Half The Job
Antifungal Powder Alone
Can help, but it cakes in a deep fold and doesn't soothe raw, rubbed skin.
Can Make It Worse
Steroid Creams
Calms the red for a day — but steroids can let a fungus grow. That's how a small rash turns into a summer-long one.
Off-Label Hack
Deodorant Under Your Breasts
Helps for a few hours — then it pills, and on raw skin in a fold it burns.
You wash your bra after one wear. You check your shirt before you leave the house. You stand a little further back in the elevator — just in case. It's not your hygiene. It's not your weight. It's sweat, rubbing and a fungus that loves a damp fold — and every week you wait, the smell gets worse and the skin it leaves behind gets darker.
That's exactly why we made Groundwork Antifungal Cream , a dry-down cream with an FDA-listed antifungal that treats the fungus, calms the itch, and leaves the fold dry — instead of just soaking up sweat.
Dr. George Henry, MD
|
Board-Certified Dermatologist
The Solution
The Skin Fold Cream That Treats It,
Dries It — And Gets Rid Of The Smell
Groundwork is a registered OTC antifungal with real Drug Facts on the tube — turn any "skin fold cream" box over and check for yours. It's a
light cream that combines
an FDA-listed antifungal + a powder-finish dry-down base
- so you
treat the rash and that yeasty smell with something that feels light and dry — and leaves no stains on your bra.
Treats Fungal
Skin Rash*
Gets Rid Of
The Smell*
Relieves
The Itch*
No Steroids,
No Fragrance
10% undecylenic acid — an FDA-listed antifungal — with 15% zinc oxide for
a dry, protected feel.
Goes on as a light cream and dries down to a silky, powder-like finish. No grease. No staining.
No mess.
No hydrocortisone. Steroid creams can make a fungus worse — this has none.
Every ingredient is on the label. Fragrance-free.
How It Works
How Groundwork
Treats
Skin
Fold Rash
In Three Steps - All From
One Tube
From The First Use
TREATS
10% undecylenic acid, an FDA-listed antifungal, treats the fungus behind many skin fold rashes.
Within 60 Seconds
SOOTHES
Relieves the itching, burning and chafing while it works. Zinc oxide and witch hazel sit gently on rubbed skin.
All Day
DRIES & PROTECTS
Silica and tapioca dry down to a powder-soft layer, so the fold stays dry instead of wet and greasy.
Made For Skin Folds That Fight
Boob Sweat
Bra Line Rash
Underboob Smell
Chafing
Itching
Summer Heat
Application Areas
Wherever Skin Touches
Skin,
Groundwork Works
One tube. Every fold. Every hot day.
Under-Breast Folds
Relieves the itching after a sweaty day in a tight bra
Before
After
Groin & Inner Thighs
Treats fungal rash and relieves chafing
- without caking like a powder
Before
After
Belly / Stomach Folds
Treats the red, itchy fungal rash
that grows in the warm, deep
folds of the belly
Before
After
Underarms
Relieves itching and burning
from a fungal rash and
underarm chafing
Before
After
Between The Toes
Treats athlete's foot — the cracked, itchy,
peeling skin between your toes
Before
After
Apron Belly Fold
Dries down in the deepest fold, where heat and sweat get trapped
all day long
Before
After
What's Inside
One FDA-Listed Antifungal.
Nothing Hidden.
Undecylenic acid has been used against skin fungus for decades. Every ingredient is here
for a reason — and every one is on the label.
Undecylenic Acid · 10%
The Active Ingredient
FDA-listed antifungal from castor oil. Cures jock itch, ringworm and athlete's foot.
Zinc Oxide · 15%
The Dry-Down Base
A light, protective layer on rubbed skin
Witch Hazel Distillate
The Calming Part
A gentle astringent that helps the skin feel less wet.
Microencapsulated Tea Tree Oil
The Slow-Release Part
Wrapped in tiny capsules so it releases slowly instead of all at once
Silica + Tapioca
The Powder Finish
Soaks up sweat and leaves a silky, powder-dry finish. No cornstarch, no talc.
Plant-Derived Glycerin
The Skin Softener
Keeps the skin soft so it doesn't crack as it dries.
No Steroids
Paraben Free
Talc Free
Petroleum Free
Fragrance Free
Cruelty Free
How To Use
The 3-Step
Dry-Down System
Most women feel the itch ease within 60 seconds and the redness calm in 3–7 days —
keep going for the full 2 weeks, even after it feels better.
1
Clean & Dry
Wash the fold with mild soap and water. Lift and pat it completely dry — no moisture left in the crease.
2
Apply A Thin Layer
Apply a thin, even layer over the rash and the skin around it, all along the bra line.
3
Let It Dry Down
It dries into a silky, powder-like finish — no white paste, nothing on your bra. Use morning and night for 2 weeks.
Results Timeline
Relief In 60 Seconds.
Cleared In 14 Days.
Here is what to expect when you use it twice a day for 2 weeks.
No risk: try it for 30 days. Not better? We pay you back.
First Use
It goes on light and dries down. The itching eases within 60 seconds.
The fold feels drier through the day — and that yeasty smell starts to go. Keep the area clean and dry.
The itching usually calms down. This is where most women stop — and why it's back next month. Keep going.
The redness fades as the fungus clears. Don't stop yet — the fungus leaves after the itch does.
Finish the full 2 weeks. No risk: try it for 30 days — not better? We pay you back.
Why It Keeps Coming Back
Recommended By Dermatologists. Backed By Real Numbers.
Comparison
Why Gold Bond, Lume & Desitin
Keep Failing You
Desitin /
Diaper Cream
Lume /
Deodorant
Gold Bond
Powder
Try It RISK-FREE
Gone In 2 Weeks — Or Every Cent Back
A dermatologist visit: $150–280 and a 3-week wait. Groundwork: less than a copay, and it ships today. Use it for 365 days. Not gone? Email us and get every cent back — even if you used the whole tube. No forms. No questions.
You can even keep the tube.
Real Results From Real People
12,000+ Reviews
Excellent
"Years of a red, itchy rash under my breasts — and the smell. My bras smelled like I'd been sweating out all my fears. Powder turned to paste and deodorant stung. This dries down, the itching eased in a minute, the smell went away, and now I don't think about it all day.
Margaret
Under-Breast
"After my baby, my boobs were always sweaty and stinky, and the fold under my belly stayed red and damp. It didn't sting on my raw skin, and it calmed down within the first week.
Jennifer
After Baby
"I lost 60 pounds and got a rash I'd never had — in folds I didn't have before. Powder turned to paste. I followed the 2 weeks and finally have normal skin again.
Patricia
Weight Loss
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Frequently Asked Questions
Jessica from Texas wants to know,
What if I've tried everything and nothing has worked?
That's exactly who it's for. Powder soaks up sweat, deodorant covers the smell, diaper cream sits on top — none of them treats a fungus. Groundwork does: an FDA-listed antifungal, zinc oxide to calm the skin and a dry-down finish. If it doesn't work, every cent back for 365 days.
Diana from Ohio asks,
Will it sting on raw, cracked skin?
Karen from Ohio wants to find out,
How is this different from Gold Bond / Lotrimin / Desitin?
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