Udder Cream Body Cream

3 Reviews

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   anxiousBuzzard2

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   I have been on the lookout for a moisturizing cream that would save my hands and my feet from the cold and dryness of the winter. I’m done with the greasy stuff that seems to seal in moisture but actually ends up making the situation worse (Aquaphor, Vaseline, etc). I think they are ineffective because my hands and feet are bone dry & cracked to begin with so although I’m forming a greasy, moisture-proof barrier, I’m locking in the dryness-not really alleviating it. I knew I needed something that truly moisturized.and repaired dry skin and Udderly Smooth had been recommended to me many years ago by my doctor. I saw it on the shelf at CVS & decided to give it a try. So far, so good. I’m really liking it. I think the lanolin in it is one of the main reasons that this product actually moisturizes-I could probably just give straight lanolin a try. You do need to reapply but not that often. I bought the body cream in the “jar” and am using it mostly on my hands and feet. I apply it to my hands 2-3 times a day-or as needed. I find that I only need to reapply when my hands get wet (doing the dishes, cleaning a bathroom, etc). As for my feet, I apply in the morning and right before bed and my heels have never looked so good! It has really softened up the skin on both of my feet. It has a slight scent which I barely notice. All-in-all, Udderly Smooth is affordable and works.

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   debonairWidgeon7

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   *Disclaimer*
   I only just bought this last night, so I can’t speak to the long term effects of the product. After I use it for a bit, I’ll update my review. Continuing on…

   I live in Northern PA, where the winters can be cold & dry. Couple that with eczema on the forehead, mouth, eyes, cheek (only left cheek for some reason?!), neck, arms, and legs- you’ve got one heck of a skin situation.

   So I bought this last night in place of my usual Eucerin since the drugstore was sold out. I know it’s a body cream, but I smother my whole body and face in this stuff.

   Smell: I didn’t smell anything honestly, maybe my sniffer isn’t so great.

   Texture: Does anyone remember those Victoria’s Secret body butters? It comes out of the jar just like those. I put a layer of this stuff all over my skin, and it felt pretty nice. It didn’t burn my open eczema scratches. So i put on ANOTHER layer, but this time it felt sticky and left a film on my skin. But surprisingly, I let it set on my skin for a few minutes, and it soaked into my skin or something and the film went away.

   Results: I woke up this morning and my skin was in GREAT condition. My eczema wasn’t gone or anything, but it was immensely improved. My elbows felt super smooth. My face is doing well so far, no breakouts or irritation.

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   shamefulWildfowl2

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   I wish there was a Maybe button for buy this product again.
   I bought this because I read some women used this on their face (yes the body cream not the actual face cream) and they said it’s great.
   I think it’s breaking me out (yes because it’s a body cream I know) but in a way I like it more than most facial creams. I really love the texture and the fact that it’s not greasy.
   However it doesn’t moisturize as well as I had expected. It’s pretty cold and dry in Korea this winter so I was really looking forward for something (relatively cheap – $14 in KR) and big to help me out so I thought this would do after all the good reviews I read.
   I have mixed feelings about it though.
   On the one hand my skin absorbs it pretty fast and it doesn’t make me oily
   On the other it makes me break out on my forhead a tiny bit and a bit more on my chin.
   It’s only been like 2 weeks since I got it so I’ll still try to use and if my skin doesn’t get used to it (like it did with other products that broke me out at first) I’m just gonna use it for the body.