UDDERLY SMOOTHMoisturising Cream

Dutifully following Boris' instructions to wash our hands has so far kept me virus free, but dried my hands to buggery. So for the first time in my life I bought some hand cream. And it's s beautiful thing. A small amount of joy in a time of lockdown. I can't go out, but at least my hands are as smooth as a cow's boobs.

Got it for my husband's chemo induced plantar palmar skin issues on his hands and feet. Well we use it for everything, it makes my skin feel beautiful, it helps the healing process, I put it on my face at night. My eighty year old mum swears by it, my son who has psoriasis won't use anything else. Non greasy, highly moisturising and luxurious. Bless those cows.

I was having a difficult time with my hands. My fingertips met cracking and the skin around my nails was getting very hard and rough. I tried a number of creams but none was as effective as this. To repair my hands I bought some white cotton gloves, liberally smothered my hands with the cream and wore the gloves in bed for about 4 nights. After that I use the cream on my hands morning and night to maintain healthier, softer, blemish free hands. I’ve been using the cream for several weeks now and I haven’t used a quarter of the pot. Excellent stuff. Worked for me and it might work for you too if you have problem hands

After careful research, I bought this a few weeks ago and have been using it on my hands and face daily ever since. The Udder cream doesn't smell at all to me, goes on smoothly (feels wonderful) and absorbs well in a short amount of time. In all honesty, I have had excellent results on my hands (minor eczema cleared up rapidly!), arms and feet - just not on my face!To clarify, my face has been breaking out really badly in dry, flaky patches on the cheeks and T-zone for the last year and I was specifically hoping to get some relief from that. However, over the weeks It's been becoming steadily less effective and actually seems to be making the skin on my face dry out even more than before (although in fairness, the dry patches are not as sore as they were!). So, I'm concluding that I'll finish the tub happily as a hand/foot cream but keep searching for that elusive fragrance/alcohol/ickychemical- free wonder balm for my poor face! :)

Bought as an alternative......To Battles udder cream, which wouldn't have been delivered in time for the weekend. I use this stuff and Battles as a cream to spread around the wedding tackle before going on a long cycle ride. Stops all sores and if you spread a little on the chamois of you shorts you'll be comfortable on any all day rides you might have planned.Much much cheaper than some of the extortionately priced proper chamois creams and much more cost effective as you get a much bigger pot for your money. An added bonus is you can use it on chapped hands or face, gives really good relief.