UREA

UREA

Guster2022-01-31T15:14:01.000Z
Is there a U.S. equivalent to Eucerin UreaRepair Plus 10% Urea? Or do I need to buy from an EU site?
Concord2022-01-24T23:15:15.000Z
Yes! Why not. And Swedish HTH lotion (10% urea/5% lactic acid. Amazon)
Lizzy282022-01-24T11:41:04.000Z
I use baby foot peels 4 times a year + a foot cream with 20% Urea daily. Baby soft, smooth feet;-)
rayoflight2022-01-24T09:15:36.000Z
So as far skin on the feet goes: if there are no heath issues such +++
as fungus, immune conditions, diabetes and so on - try modified wet wrapping (it's a technique for eczema but can be appropriated for other things too
hillcountry212022-01-24T02:04:04.000Z
Ugh. I hear ya. I think this is one of those areas where genetics plays a role. For example, my DH +
have extremely smooth heels. He also has like no visible pores on his face, no acne on his face, and no wrinkles on his face. He really doesn't use an
rayoflight2022-01-14T22:21:15.000Z
Bioderma Node has some really nice ones, Node A being my favourite out of that range +
also other options: Ducray Sensinol and Extra-Doux. And also as Lizzy mentions below - Eucerin, Sebamed have nice ones. Though same as a body wash
4eyes2022-01-05T14:53:33.000Z
Yikes, I've never had to pay $27 where I am for the Amlactin - Cerave has a lotion w/ BHA but I+
didn't like it. Cerave also has a psoriasis lotion I wasn't wild abt. Cetaphil just came out w/ a new Rough & Bumpy lotion w/ 20% urea, it also has
Lizzy282022-01-04T17:34:17.000Z
I use either LRP Lipikar Baume or Eucerin UreaRepair Plus 10% Urea.
4eyes2021-12-06T16:53:39.000Z
amlactin and the new cetaphil roughness smoothing one w urea
gerlygerl2021-12-06T15:23:52.000Z
i love their ultra facial overnight mask. it contains urea, great for hydration and exfoliation.