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10% urea cream for severely dry, rough, and cracked skin — rich moisture care at home.
- From JapanJP-Direct
- AuthenticityChecked before shipping
- 10〜14営業日Delivery
SHISEIDO Urea 10% Cream Jar — intensive care for rough skin.
About this product
SHISEIDO Urea 10% Cream Jar is a moisturizing cream for dry, rough skin on hands, feet, heels, elbows, and knees. Formulated with 10% urea, hyaluronic acid, and squalane, it helps soften hardened skin and restore lasting moisture.
How to use
- Take an appropriate amount of cream.
- Apply to rough or dry areas of the skin.
- Gently massage in several times daily as needed.
Ingredients
- Urea 10% — helps attract and retain moisture in the skin while softening rough, thickened, and flaky areas.
- Hyaluronic Acid — provides additional hydration by binding water to the skin for improved moisture retention.
- Squalane — helps support the skin barrier and prevents moisture loss, leaving skin smoother and more comfortable.
FAQ
What areas is this cream designed for?
It is ideal for hands, feet, heels, elbows, knees, and other dry, rough areas.
Can I use it every day?
Yes. Regular daily use helps maintain softer and smoother skin.
Is this suitable for very dry heels?
Yes. The 10% urea formula helps soften rough, hardened heel skin and improve moisture retention.
Does it leave a greasy feeling?
No. It provides rich hydration while absorbing comfortably into the skin.
🇵🇭 For Philippines customers
Filipinos with severely dry elbows, cracked heels from daily flip-flop wear in Cebu's heat, or rough patches from frequent hand-washing and alcohol sanitiser use will find that standard body lotions barely touch this level of dryness — SHISEIDO Urea 10% Cream is made for exactly this kind of dryness.
With a 10% urea concentration alongside hyaluronic acid and squalane, the cream softens rough, thickened skin and helps keep it moisturized.
Authentic, shipped direct from Japan — delivery in 10–14 business days from order placement (processing and shipping included), tracked shipping to the Philippines.