U-Lactin Forte treatment cream 30% 50 ml

U-Lactin Forte cream is 30% therapeutic for dehydrated and rough skin.
For intensive care and immediate relief.
Especially suitable for the hands, feet, elbows, knees, and other rough areas.

Physicians recommend the U-Lactin series, developed by Dr. Fischer's research laboratories, for the intensive care of dry skin.
This treatment supports skin that feels tight, flaky, or uncomfortable.
The 50 ml size is convenient for targeted daily care at home or on the go.
It is a practical cream for focused daily use and easy carrying.

Why choose U-Lactin Forte cream
• Contains 30% Urea and Lactic acid (AHA) and 0.5% - moisturizing ingredients naturally found in healthy skin.
Enrich and rebalance the moisture level in dry skin.
• Contains evening primrose seed oil, which helps soothe skin.
• Shea butter to soften the skin and provide moisture.
• Allantoin to help soothe skin irritations.
• Moisture for 24 hours.
• The formula is made for rough areas that need intensive, lasting care.

Apply to clean, dry skin on the affected area.
Massage gently until absorbed.
Use on rough patches that need focused care and lasting moisture.
For best daily care, apply regularly to areas that often feel dry or hardened.

• Sensitive - suitable for sensitive skin. 
• No perfume. 
• Suitable when you want rich moisture without added fragrance.

This is a therapeutic skin care cream, not ice cream.
If you searched for ice cream near me, this product is designed for skin care needs instead.
Its rich texture is made for dry skin care and daily comfort.
With regular use, skin can feel smoother and more comfortable.
It fits easily into a routine for hands, feet, elbows, knees, and similar dry areas.

The formula is intended for focused care where skin often feels rough or hardened.
It supports daily moisture while helping improve the feel of dry, flaky areas.
The compact 50 ml size also makes it easy to keep nearby for regular use.
This helps make daily skin care simple at home, at work, or while traveling.