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CalScale High Potency Moisturising Cream 10% Urea + 5% Lactic Acid 100g

CalScale High Potency Moisturising Cream 10% Urea + 5% Lactic Acid 100g

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CalScale High Potency Moisturising Cream 10% Urea + 5% Lactic Acid 100g is a high strength moisturising cream formulated to deeply hydrate and soften dry, rough, or flaking skin. Combining 10% urea, a well known humectant that draws moisture into the skin, with 5% lactic acid, an alpha hydroxy acid that gently loosens and removes dead surface skin cells, this dual action formula helps leave skin feeling smoother, softer, and more comfortable. Ideal for areas prone to dryness and rough texture such as elbows, knees, heels, and hands, CalScale absorbs readily without a heavy or greasy after feel. The fragrance free, paraben free, and steroid free formula makes it a suitable everyday moisturiser for adults seeking intensive hydration for persistently dry skin. Each 100g tube of CalScale is developed to support the skin's natural moisture balance, helping to maintain hydration levels and improve the overall look and feel of very dry skin with regular use as directed. Available now from CutPricePharmacy with fast Australia wide delivery.

  • Contains 10% urea to help attract and retain moisture in dry skin
  • Contains 5% lactic acid to gently exfoliate and smooth rough, flaking skin
  • Fragrance free, paraben free, and free from steroids and tar
  • Suitable for use on rough, dry areas such as elbows, knees, heels, and hands
  • Apply to affected areas as required, or as directed by your healthcare professional

Ingredients

Active ingredients: Urea 10% (100 mg/g), Lactic Acid 5% (50 mg/g)

Inactive ingredients: Water, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Propanediol, Cetearyl Alcohol, Ceteareth-20

Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Ingredients are also listed on the product packaging.

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