• Penetrates deep into thickened, rough skin, softening hardened keratin structures and improving texture.
• Acts as a strong humectant, drawing water into the stratum corneum to boost hydration and barrier function.
• Enhances skin smoothness and comfort—reducing itch, scaling and visible rough patches.
• Ideal for target zones (heels, knees, elbows, palms, soles) in humid or extreme conditions where normal moisturizers may not suffice.
• When maintained, helps prevent recurrence of dry/thickened skin by improving barrier and allowing other skincare products to penetrate more effectively.

1. Cleanse and pat the skin dry in the areas to be treated (e.g., wrap shower area, heels, elbows).
2. Apply a thin layer of the 20% Urea Cream to the rough/thickened areas—such as cracked heels, scaly knees, rough elbows—once or twice daily (or as directed).
3. For particularly thick or callused regions, apply at night and consider covering with socks/gloves to enhance absorption.
4. In the morning, cleanse as usual and apply a gentle moisturizer; if skin will be exposed to sun, apply broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30+).
5. Continue treatment daily until texture and smoothness improve, then maintain once daily or as advised by your dermatologist to prevent relapse.

1. What skin issues is 20% Urea Cream used for?
It is indicated for severely dry, rough, scaly or thickened skin areas (e.g., xerosis, ichthyosis, keratosis pilaris, rough heels/knees) where moisture alone is not sufficient.

2. When will I see visible improvement?
Many users notice softer skin and reduced roughness within 1–2 weeks; more significant smoothness and reduction of thickening may take 4-6 weeks with regular use.

3. Can I use this on my face?
While technically possible, such high-urea concentrations are typically advised for body/target zones (feet, legs, elbows) rather than delicate facial skin; consult your dermatologist before facial use.

4. Are there side-effects I should watch for?
Possible effects include mild stinging, burning or irritation especially when starting; if these persist, reduce frequency or discontinue and consult a dermatologist.

5. Can I use this alongside other treatments (e.g., retinoids, alpha-hydroxy acids)?
Yes, but with caution. Because 20% urea has exfoliating effects, combining with other strong actives may increase irritation. You may alternate or adjust usage frequency under your dermatologist’s guidance to avoid over-exfoliation.

• For external use only. Apply only to intact skin. Avoid broken, inflamed, sun-burned or ulcerated areas.
• Avoid contact with eyes, lips, mucous membranes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water.
• Some mild stinging, tingling or redness may occur upon use, especially for first-time users of higher strength urea. These effects are generally transient.
• Because 20% urea has both hydrating and exfoliating effects, if you also use other strong skin actives (like acids, retinoids, physical scrubs), you should monitor for irritation and consider alternating nights.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should consult a dermatologist before use—skin barrier and systemic absorption may differ.
• Store the tube in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children.