Multi-purpose cream, specifically targeting stubborn skin problems: According to the US NIH drug label information, 40% urea cream is suitable for treating hyperkeratotic diseases such as dry, rough skin, xerosis, ichthyosis, chapped skin, dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, keratosis, and calluses. One bottle addresses multiple concerns including keratosis pilaris (chicken skin), calluses, and cracked heels.
Specifically treats "chicken skin" (keratosis pilaris): Several dermatologists have pointed out that urea cream has an improving effect on keratosis pilaris (commonly known as chicken skin). The urea component softens keratin, promotes skin hydration, and alleviates chicken skin symptoms by dissolving excessively accumulated keratin protein and reducing clogged hair follicles.
Deeply moisturizes, prevents dryness and cracks, and protects hands and feet: While rich in urea, it is often combined with allantoin (soothing and repairing), avocado (nourishing and repairing), glycerin (powerful moisturizing), and vitamin E (antioxidant). This 150g large-capacity bottle can be used as a body lotion, hand and foot cream, and is especially suitable for rough areas such as elbows, knees, and heels.
Powerful softening of thick, hardened calluses: Targeting problems such as cracked heels, rough, flaky skin, corns, and calluses, the 40% high-concentration urea quickly softens and exfoliates excess keratin, restoring smooth and delicate skin.
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