Atrac-Tain Superior Moisturizing Cream with 10% Urea and 4% AHA

3 Reviews

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   jubilantSnail1

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   I’m stunned there aren’t more reviews for this. If you have stubborn psoriasis, eczema or dry skin you NEED to give this a try.

   After 3 days, psoriasis that hasn’t really been affected by any other product (ever) is almost 80% better – minimal flakes and healthy skin is emerging underneath. There is some burning on cracked sections, but there has been significant improvement as the skin heals underneath.

   Completely stunned and amazed.

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   fondDotterel4

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   I am flabbergasted that I have finally found something that works well on my horrible hands and feet. After the winter we have had, I had almost resigned myself to dry,cracked, peeling hands forever. But this stuff is amazing! After using it only five days, my hands look wonderful, and my feet are ready for sandal weather. (Wherefore art thou, sandal weather?) It is not greasy, is odorless, and I only need to use it at night before bed. I can foresee a time when I do not need to use it every night. It’s that good. All the dead skin on my heels and hands have been removed by the AHA, and the skin is smooth and soft due to the high level of urea. The price point is right as well. I ordered mine from Amazon, but there are lots of choices online. This cream was concocted for wound care, so the science is sound. I am actually thinking of trying it on my face. Get the word out!

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   kindHeron5

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   I was surprised not to see any reviews of this product on MUA. I found out about Atrac-Tain cream from Pinterest. A nurse had posted that they use this stuff at the hospital on serverely dry cracked skin, and it was great for dry feet. Enter my super dry “often-too-embarrassed-to-get-a-pedicure-they-look-so-bad feet.

   This cream is hands down the best cream for my dry feet. No frangrance, not too thick. I LOVE Lanisoh lanolin for my feet too but it such a pain to apply. I apply this cream, slip into socks, and go to bed. The only time I ever get cracks on my feet now is if I slack on applying this cream.

   I bought mine off Amazon for ~$13 for 5oz tube. I’ve seen it on a lot of medical supply websites as well.

   It comes in a large tube and the flip top has a big hole so the thick cream squeezes out easily. My only MINOR complaint is the packaging looks so generic. Come on people – I could make a better label with my desktop computer!

   I’m embarassed to admit this but I tried this on my face (I have super dry skin). I broke out like CRAZY and I rarely break out. It was kind of like the Mean Girls movie – putting foot cream on my face. Ha! You live you learn. 🙂