👣 MOKYDUO 40% Urea Cream/Lotion for Dry Skin and Cracked Heels – Ultra Moisturizing and Softening Foot Care with Glycerin, Jojoba for Men/Women – 4.3 oz Review

I've tried many brands of urea creams and to be honest they all feel the same and really soften the skin. This is no exception, seems good.

I have very dry and flaky skin. I also have follicular keratosis on my legs. After researching information on the internet, I found that a urea cream with more than 10% reduces it the best. This cream contains 40%, so it's quite strong. The cream is light and very liquid. I dab the carpet a few times while applying. I use the cream after lightly exfoliating my skin in the shower to open my pores for better absorption. I've been using it every day for two weeks and my skin feels very soft and…

When it arrived the box with the plastic jar of urea cream was wet on one side. I was afraid the jar would get crushed but no - the cream somehow dripped out of the jar by the lid - nothing broke, in fact the flat plastic stopper that sits on top of the jar stayed in place. There was no external seal on the lid or jar. The lid was slightly ajar so the cream must have spilled. The cream is actually very pleasant. I ended up collecting it and smearing it onto very dry, itchy skin on my legs. It…

I chose this cream instead of the Flexitol heel balm I use. I like the consistency of this cream more than the greasy feel of the Flexitol balm. MOKIDUO cream absorbs quickly and smells good. I use it for my feet and my rough winter hands. This is definitely something that is best used over time as it is not an instant fix for chapped hands and feet.

I received 1 4.3 oz MOKYDUO Urea Cream/Lotion. The product should moisturize, reduce dry, cracked, rough skin, soften thick skin, remove dandruff and dead skin. The product is smooth and creamy. The product makes my feet incredibly soft. This product is not a miracle cure, meaning it doesn't take care of calluses and minimizes calluses etc.

I used to use urea based lotions for skin problems on my hands so I had some experience before getting these. The type I used before was based on a recipe, so I think it might be stronger than this one. Other than that, it worked pretty well for me for about a week. Urea is said to be better at restoring the broken skin barrier in the top layer than regular lotions (which tend to promote better healing through moisturizing). I liked its consistency as it is thinner than some making it easier to