UREA

UREA

audraelena2022-10-16T18:42:51.000Z
I have had great success using a tiny dab of Kerasal foot ointment on my cuticles++
It's kind of greasy, so only at night, but it has urea and salicylic acid I think? It exfoliates and moisturizes. Try it!
mitabird2022-10-16T00:04:53.000Z
Maybe a lotion with urea? I’ve been using Eucerin Urea Repair Plus and it’s pretty good
Lizzy282022-10-12T17:51:56.000Z
I would start with 5% or 10%; which is also recommended for facial skincare products with Urea. rop
Eucerin (EU) has some great facial moisturizers with Urea. Urea *might* cause contact dermatitis; esp. in higher amounts. YMMV like with anything. I
Lizzy282022-10-12T16:26:38.000Z
Urea becomes a natural keratolytic (exfoliator) at high percentages (11%>) within a formula, rop
breaking down the keratin bonds that bind skin cells together, removing rough, dry skin and stubborn cells, while still maintaining its hydrating prop
Lizzy282022-10-12T10:44:49.000Z
Yes. Urea is only exfoliating when in amounts of 10%>. Lower amounts is just moisturizing.
mixedmetaIs2022-10-12T07:12:59.000Z
Can urea be used when on tretinoin? For example this 5% urea cream by Sebamed+
Extreme Dry Skin Relief Face Cream 5% Urea: Aqua, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Urea, Propylene Glycol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Glyceryl Stearate Citra
b0hemianl0ve2022-10-11T18:58:17.000Z
Stratia's new moisturizer - Interface. Is the glycolic/lactic acid in there for exfoliation rop
or for pH? Its sort of down low but I find it weird to be in a moisturizer like this... Water (Aqua) Glycerin Squalane Hydrogenated Polydecene P
Thanku2022-09-18T00:29:22.000Z
Urea products
rayoflight2022-09-13T12:04:19.000Z
It's a lot more complicated than that. The ingredients aka INCI lists are basically +
the same as when you want to cook something and read the list of the foods required. With cosmetics, there's the whole unseen part of what would be th
Lizzy282022-08-26T20:26:42.000Z
I avoid formaldehyde-releasing preservatives like methylchloroisothiazolinone and rop
methylisothiazolinone because they they are known skin irritants. In Europe they are banned for their toxicity and causing allergic reactions to many