Udderly Smooth Extra Care Cream with 10% Urea 118g

Always check with your medical team before use, especially if you are undergoing radiotherapy treatment.

Apply liberally to dry and chapped feet and skin 2 to 3 times daily.

If irritation occurs, discontinue use.

"Udderly Smooth 10% Urea is amazing! We have this delivered on a regular basis for my mum, she is having chemotherapy and her skin is suffering, her hands and feet are very sore as a result. This cream works wonders, keeps her comfortable and her skin started to improve greatly after juat a few days." Gillian Moss

 

"I am a regular user of Udderly Smooth Extra Care Cream as it effectively helps skin issues on my hands and feet that are oncology related. Would recommend anybody with similar treatment issues to at least try this product." NodNodPilot

 

"Fantastic used Udderly Smooth Extra Care Cream through chemo on my hands and if really worked at saving the skin, only wish id used it on my feet too as they weren't so great. Recommend it to all my cancer buddies." Lauren

 

"Bought the Udderly Smooth with 10% Urea for a friend who's feet were really sore after chemotherapy - she loves it and we ordered more."  Soojay

 

"Udderly Smooth Extra Care Cream is a great cream. I have been suffering with my feet during chemotherapy and my skin was peeling terribly This cream helped sooth my feet and the cream absorbs very quickly. Would highly recommend." Carol

 

"My dad used Udderly Smooth Extra Care cream when he was having chemo, his fingers tips went sore so he tried this cream, it worked a treat." happyhome

We have had lots of people recommending Udderly Smooth Moisturising Cream to keep the skin on hands and feet moisturised and to prevent peeling and cracking of the skin, particularly during chemotherapy treatment.

We especially like the Udderly Smooth Extra Care Cream with 10% Urea because urea is well-known for its hydrating, exfoliating and protecting properties.

According to 'Topical urea in skincare: A review', topical creams containing lower doses of urea (less than 10%) act as a skin moisturiser, while creams containing higher concentrations of urea (more than 10%) exert a keratolytic or exfoliating action.