Eucerin Urea Repair 10% Urea Foot Cream 100ml

About this product

Restore and nourish your dry soles with the Eucerin Urea Repair Plus Foot Cream, a 10% urea rich foot cream for very dry and calloused feet that delivers up to 48 hours' intense moisturisation. Providing comforting moisture to the hard skin on feet, the Eucerin foot cream is a soothing and nourishing treatment for calloused, thickened heels. The lightweight yet powerful lotion is enriched with moisturising urea and protective ceramides, which help prevent moisture loss and to block out irritants that can cause itching, inflammation and discomfort. The hardworking cream regenerates the skin's natural barrier to lock in moisture and inhibit dryness. Using other natural moisturising factors naturally found in skin, the Eucerin foot cream attracts moisture and binds it to the skin. This helps stop it from getting dry, scaly and damaged for super soft and smooth soles. Suitable for those who may be prone to xerosis and psoriasis, the comforting foot lotion will relieve dry, sore and uncomfortable feet. Why We Love It We all love to lather our faces and bodies in rich, nourishing skincare, but our poor feet can sometimes be forgotten about. Not only do we walk on them everyday, but they're also exposed to many daily aggressors, and this can lead them to getting rough, very dry and uncomfortable. We love the Urea Repair Foot Cream because it solves this issue promptly and restores moisture and comfort to your sore heels. Plus, the oil-in-water emulsion is quickly absorbed by skin and melts in instantly. The cream is held in a white tube with a navy-blue lid. It's simple and minimal, but packs big results. We love coating our feet in this pampering foot cream before bed and popping on a nice pair of cosy cotton socks. Wake up to soft, healthy soles! How To Use It Use every morning and evening after cleansing. Massage into feet until the cream is completely absorbed. Works Well With If you want to make sure your skin is as soft, soothed and comfortable as your feet then why