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Advanced Repair Lotion.

Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion
Body & Tan

About this product

A thick, fragrance-free body lotion formulated with urea, ceramides, and amino acids to hydrate and smooth dry, rough skin.

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Type

Body & TanLotion

Key actives

AHACeramides

Formula notes

Fragrance-freeNo drying alcohol

Full ingredients

Guru Score

93%

Approved

3 experts · Moderate agreement
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What the gurus are saying

This lotion's urea content is what keeps dermatologists reaching for it: the ingredient softens and gently exfoliates dry, rough skin without irritation, while ceramides and amino acids shore up the skin barrier and lock in moisture. The formula is genuinely thick and rich but absorbs cleanly without grease, making it a workhorse for body texture, keratosis pilaris, and rough patches on the neck and hands. One thing to keep in mind: if your skin runs sensitive, the urea may sting a bit, so patch-test first if you're prone to irritation.
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"There's another one from Eucerin that I'm absolutely obsessed with. This is a frequently repurchased one for me and I buy them in bulk. I buy like three or four at a time because it really is just that incredible. The body of it is very thick. It's very rich hydration. It leaves like this protective feeling on it. It's not greasy though, not tacky. And also has some exfoliating acids in it, too. Takes a little bit effort to rub this one in."
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"A Urea lotion that is actually very thick, very rich is Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion, and that's going to be on sale also fragrance-free. Arguably one of Eucerin's best products in their roughness relief series. Urea is a fantastic ingredient for dry, rough skin, for hydrating, for smoothing."
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"Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion has urea. Use these moisturizers two, three times a day to the area. Those catalytic ingredients so they get in there and they soften that, hydrate it, and help it to smooth out and flake off gently without traumatizing your skin. It doesn't get rid of them or anything like that, but it does help improve their appearance, make them less noticeable."
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"A Urea lotion that is actually very thick, very rich is Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion, and that's going to be on sale also fragrance-free. Arguably one of Eucerin's best products in their roughness relief series. Urea is a fantastic ingredient for dry, rough skin, for hydrating, for smoothing."
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"I really like it, has ceramides which are lipids naturally found in your skin barrier. They can become deficient with age, with underlying skin conditions. Applying them topically can help improve ceramide production, improve barrier function. This also has urea, a humectant that softens and exfoliates dry, rough skin, and it has amino acids which are natural moisturizing factors that help improve hydration. This is a very thick formula, absorbs nicely, doesn't leave a greasy residue. It really helps rejuvenate the look of dry skin and helps improve barrier function and moisture retention. Highly recommend this. Free of fragrance."
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"It's a great option if you have dry, rough and bumpy skin, keratosis pilaris. You definitely can try using it on the face, just be aware that if you have really sensitive skin, the urea may sting a bit. In addition to urea, it also has lactic acid in it and it has ceramide in it. I've used this on my face, I love it on the neck, but it's really a workhorse for improving skin texture."
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"If you have really thick kind of overgrown dry cuticles, try doing a Eucerin hand cream like the Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion. This is the one with sunscreen, but they have one without sunscreen too. I mean you could do the sunscreen one of course because you want to be protecting your skin from the sun, but like I'm talking about it at night it can really help quite a bit."
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"My all-time favorite body lotion forever and ever is Eucerin, and it is important that I say it's the Advanced Repair. Now they've gotten cute and there's like ultimate repair and happy repair, but Advanced Repair with urea is the one to look for. I have the driest skin on God's Great Earth and this is like the triumphant of the Gods. This one I think is actually urea and glycerin because hello, this is brilliant. The thing about urea is what's amazing about it is that it really works as a humectant."
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Common questions

Frequently asked.

What is Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion?

A thick, fragrance-free body lotion formulated with urea, ceramides, and amino acids to hydrate and smooth dry, rough skin.

Is Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion worth it?

Yes. All 3 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 93%.

What is Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion's Guru Score?

Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion holds a Guru Score of 93%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 3 independent expert reviewers we have collected. At least one expert has named it a Top Pick in its category.

Who is Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion best for?

Eucerin Advanced Repair Lotion is generally suited to dry skin.

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