Scratch your scalp.
If there's white under the nail,
you have Malassezia.
A fungus on the human scalp. It spreads — to the beard, the nose, the hairline. Dandruff shampoo can't reach it. A cream can.
It starts on the scalp. Then it follows the oil.
The flakes on your shoulders aren't dry skin. They're waste from Malassezia.
The scalp is where it starts. It follows the oil — to the beard, the nose, the hairline, the brows.
Not five problems. One fungus, spreading. You've been fighting on five fronts and treating each one separately.
Spot any of these on yourself?
Two or three? It's spreading right now.
There's a colony under your skin.
Malassezia doesn't live on the surface. It lives under it — inside the follicles, where the oil is.
That's why nothing on the surface kills it.
And the worst thing you can do is scratch. It feels good. It's almost impossible not to. But every scratch cuts the skin — and the fungus buries deeper into those cuts. The more you scratch, the deeper it goes. The deeper it goes, the more it spreads.
First the beard. Then the nose. Then the hairline.
Left alone, it turns into eczema. Or psoriasis. Both much harder to get rid of.
Dandruff shampoo can't reach it.
Most dandruff shampoos use ketoconazole or zinc pyrithione. Both attack the fungus on the surface.
But Malassezia lives below the surface. The shampoo can't reach it.
A few days of relief. Then the itch comes back. Over and over, for years — because every round, the fungus grows back stronger. That's not on you. That's a tool that can't reach.
Piroctone Olamine. In cream form.
Piroctone Olamine is the one antifungal that doesn't stop at the surface. It sinks into the follicle. Suffocates the colony. Reaches where ketoconazole and zinc pyrithione can't.
But it has to stay on the skin to absorb.
Shampoo rinses off in 90 seconds. The Piroctone Olamine never gets to work.
A cream stays. Hours of contact. Deep absorption.
Within days, the colony dies off. The flakes stop. The scratching stops. The skin returns to its natural state.
That cream is New Aura. It's what most dermatologists have started recommending. 40,000 men have already gotten it back.
- Kills the colony, not just the flakes
- Works on beard, nose, brows, scalp, and hairline
- Won't strip your skin or dry the beard
- No prescription. No appointment. No shaving it off.
Buy 1, Get 1 Free
- 2 full-size jars · 60-day supply
- Free US shipping · 2–3 days
- 120-day refund. No questions.
- Same cream 40,000 men use
Real men. Real beards. Real results.
- ✦ Stopped Checking The Collar
- ✓ Wore Black To Dinner
- ✦ Stopped Scanning The Mirror
- ✓ Forgot To Bring The Cream
- ✦ Closed The File
- ✓ Threw Out The Other Bottles
Here's how it leaves your head.
- ☺ Itch calms by day 2
- ✦ Skin feels less reactive
- ✗ Nothing visible yet — the work's underneath
- ✦ Flakes slow sharply
- ⃝ Red strip beside the nose pulls back
- ◷ You catch yourself not checking your shoulders
- ☀ The post-shower mirror scan stops
- ✦ You stop oiling three times a day to mask it
- ↻ The Zoom-thumbnail flinch is gone
- ✓ You stop thinking about it
- ♡ You stop apologizing for it in photos
- ⌁ The cream becomes maintenance, not the project
How New Aura works
Why this works when shampoo doesn't.
- Ketoconazole / zinc pyrithione
- Attacks the surface
- 90 seconds of contact
- Colony survives below
- Comes back stronger
- Piroctone Olamine
- Penetrates the follicle
- Hours of contact
- Suffocates the colony
- Doesn't come back
What men are saying
Real customer comments. Names anonymized. Quotes verbatim.
"Most guys aren't here to clear flakes. They're here to stop thinking about their face for the first time in a decade."
Give it two weeks.
The itch breaks. The flakes stop. The morning check shortens, then stops.
A few weeks in, you stroke the beard, don't check the hand, and don't notice you didn't.
If you don't get to that day, email us inside 120 days. Full refund. Keep the jars. We'd rather you find what works than fight over $44.
Common questions
Will I have to shave my beard to use this?
Is Malassezia the same as dandruff?
What makes Piroctone Olamine different from ketoconazole?
How do I use it?
Can I use it on a long beard?
Will it work if it's already on my hairline or nose?
Can I keep using my dandruff shampoo?
How fast will I see results?
What if it doesn't work for me?
Does it sting or strip my skin?
Shipping & delivery
Scratch your scalp.
If there's white under the nail,
you have Malassezia.
A fungus on the human scalp. It spreads — to the beard, the nose, the hairline. Dandruff shampoo can't reach it. A cream can.
It starts on the scalp. Then it follows the oil.
The flakes on your shoulders aren't dry skin. They're waste from Malassezia.
The scalp is where it starts. It follows the oil — to the beard, the nose, the hairline, the brows.
Not five problems. One fungus, spreading. You've been fighting on five fronts and treating each one separately.
Spot any of these on yourself?
Two or three? It's spreading right now.
There's a colony under your skin.
Malassezia doesn't live on the surface. It lives under it — inside the follicles, where the oil is.
That's why nothing on the surface kills it.
And the worst thing you can do is scratch. It feels good. It's almost impossible not to. But every scratch cuts the skin — and the fungus buries deeper into those cuts. The more you scratch, the deeper it goes. The deeper it goes, the more it spreads.
First the beard. Then the nose. Then the hairline.
Left alone, it turns into eczema. Or psoriasis. Both much harder to get rid of.
Dandruff shampoo can't reach it.
Most dandruff shampoos use ketoconazole or zinc pyrithione. Both attack the fungus on the surface.
But Malassezia lives below the surface. The shampoo can't reach it.
A few days of relief. Then the itch comes back. Over and over, for years — because every round, the fungus grows back stronger. That's not on you. That's a tool that can't reach.
Piroctone Olamine. In cream form.
Piroctone Olamine is the one antifungal that doesn't stop at the surface. It sinks into the follicle. Suffocates the colony. Reaches where ketoconazole and zinc pyrithione can't.
But it has to stay on the skin to absorb.
Shampoo rinses off in 90 seconds. The Piroctone Olamine never gets to work.
A cream stays. Hours of contact. Deep absorption.
Within days, the colony dies off. The flakes stop. The scratching stops. The skin returns to its natural state.
That cream is New Aura. It's what most dermatologists have started recommending. 40,000 men have already gotten it back.
- Kills the colony, not just the flakes
- Works on beard, nose, brows, scalp, and hairline
- Won't strip your skin or dry the beard
- No prescription. No appointment. No shaving it off.
Buy 1, Get 1 Free
- 2 full-size jars · 60-day supply
- Free US shipping · 2–3 days
- 120-day refund. No questions.
- Same cream 40,000 men use
Real men. Real beards. Real results.
- ✦ Stopped Checking The Collar
- ✓ Wore Black To Dinner
- ✦ Stopped Scanning The Mirror
- ✓ Forgot To Bring The Cream
- ✦ Closed The File
- ✓ Threw Out The Other Bottles
Here's how it leaves your head.
- ☺ Itch calms by day 2
- ✦ Skin feels less reactive
- ✗ Nothing visible yet — the work's underneath
- ✦ Flakes slow sharply
- ⃝ Red strip beside the nose pulls back
- ◷ You catch yourself not checking your shoulders
- ☀ The post-shower mirror scan stops
- ✦ You stop oiling three times a day to mask it
- ↻ The Zoom-thumbnail flinch is gone
- ✓ You stop thinking about it
- ♡ You stop apologizing for it in photos
- ⌁ The cream becomes maintenance, not the project
How New Aura works
Why this works when shampoo doesn't.
- Ketoconazole / zinc pyrithione
- Attacks the surface
- 90 seconds of contact
- Colony survives below
- Comes back stronger
- Piroctone Olamine
- Penetrates the follicle
- Hours of contact
- Suffocates the colony
- Doesn't come back
What men are saying
Real customer comments. Names anonymized. Quotes verbatim.
"Most guys aren't here to clear flakes. They're here to stop thinking about their face for the first time in a decade."
Give it two weeks.
The itch breaks. The flakes stop. The morning check shortens, then stops.
A few weeks in, you stroke the beard, don't check the hand, and don't notice you didn't.
If you don't get to that day, email us inside 120 days. Full refund. Keep the jars. We'd rather you find what works than fight over $44.
Will I have to shave my beard to use this?
Is Malassezia the same as dandruff?
What makes Piroctone Olamine different from ketoconazole?
How do I use it?
Can I use it on a long beard?
Will it work if it's already on my hairline or nose?
Can I keep using my dandruff shampoo?
How fast will I see results?
What if it doesn't work for me?
Does it sting or strip my skin?
Shipping & delivery
Get it back.
The skin. The beard. The mornings. Two jars. $44. 120-day refund.
Get it back — $44