Kerassentials Label Breakdown: What The 15 ml Bottle Prints

The camera stays on the label for the first two minutes: product name, volume, the routine as printed, the ingredient grouping and the batch line. 15 ml is the full text as read off the bottle.

Volume matters more than it sounds. A 15 ml bottle used two drops four times a day runs out on a known schedule, and the bundle sizing on the official checkout is built around that schedule.

The routine line is the part people misremember. The label says two drops, four times a day, worked around the nail with the dropper or a cotton swab - not once daily and not a thick layer.

The allergy warning is printed rather than buried: almond oil, patch test first. The bottle also marks itself non-GMO and vegetarian and states it is made in the United States.

Nothing in this walkthrough is an interpretation. It is a reading of what is physically printed on the 15 ml bottle.

The video ends with the bottle turned so the batch line and the made-in-USA statement are both readable. That is the fastest way to confirm you are looking at the same product the review describes rather than a re-labelled bottle from an unofficial storefront.