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Exfoliating Rough and Bumpy Cream.

Cetaphil
Exfoliating Rough and Bumpy Cream
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About this product

A drugstore exfoliating cream containing 20% urea, designed to smooth rough and bumpy skin texture on face and body.

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The Guru Index verdict

78%

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What the gurus are saying

Gurus praise this product for its high urea concentration, which is rare at the drugstore level and effective for textured skin conditions. The larger bottle size is particularly appreciated for full-body use, addressing a gap in the market where comparable urea products tend to be smaller and pricier.
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"Cetaphil has been killing it this month. Another new release from them is the exfoliating rough and bumpy cream and this is so cool because it contains 20% of urea. I love this humectant and I'm so glad that it's starting to emerge in more skincare products. Urea especially at 20% is excellent for those conditions. I'm so glad that it's starting to become a lot more common because you really don't have a lot of choices when it comes to high percentages of urea at least where I'm shopping for drugstore products there's very little choice. I love to see this high amount being used, especially in a larger bottle. A lot of my favorite urea products are so tiny, so I love this for full body application."
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"Cetaphil has come up with exfoliating rough and bumpy cream with 20% Urea and this can be found at your drugstore."
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