Intensive Repair Lotion.

"The Eucerin Intensive Repair Lotion is just empty upon empty upon empty. So good."

"This is an Intensive Repair Lotion with alpha hydroxy acids, lactic acid and urea. It's an exfoliating moisturizer, and it's perfect for the hands and feet because you want both hydration and exfoliation. You layer it and then you're going to slap on an occlusive glove or occlusive sock overnight. It's great for reviving dry, cracked hands and feet."

"I like the Eucerin Intensive Repair, it has some exfoliators plus a really thick hydrator for very damaged skin."

"This is a fragrance-free body moisturizer that has lactic acid so it can really help soften dry rough skin. This is a great neck cream if you will because it's very occlusive and the neck skin is a lot more delicate. The lactic acid helps with hydrating but the overall formulation is not such that it's going to be like aggressively exfoliating. The lactic acid can really get in there and soften dull appearing skin and improve the overall appearance of the texture of the skin on your neck."

"This product is amazing. [...] The intensive repair has alpha hydroxy acids which are really good for gently exfoliating and hydrating. Do make you a bit more sensitive to the sun though. So you want to be protecting your skin accordingly, as you should be anyway. [...] I really like that repair lotion."

"Eucerin, I've said it before, they do not make a bad moisturizer. The Eucerin Intensive Repair Lotion right now is like the least expensive I've ever seen it. [...] This moisturizer has become a holy grail for a lot of you because anytime I mention it, I get comments, 'Oh my gosh, I use that. That's my go-to.' It can be used on the face, the rest of the body. It has lactic acid, but also has urea in it, and it has ceramides. This is a great head-to-toe, cold weather product, and it also can help in improving the visible signs of sun damage. The Eucerin lotion is really thick, but it's not like super oppressive or sticky. It sinks into the skin nicely."

"Eucerin Intensive Repair is another fantastic option."

"The Eucerin Intensive Repair Lotion is really good, unless you're allergic to lanolin or bisabolol."

"I've always said Eucerin does not make a bad product. I found this one at Kroger, it's called an essential oil bomb intensive repair oil, and I was freaked out at first because I thought it had essential oils in it, but it doesn't, it's got sunflower seed oil, shea butter, and glycerin. I've been using it as a kind of alternative to a petrolatum ointment, it's like a hybrid between an ointment and a lotion, really emollient and it dissolves right away. I've successfully put it on my face, although if you have acne prone or oily skin you probably won't like it, it might irritate your acne. But it's been working out pretty well for me, it's free of fragrance and it makes your skin really glowy and luminous. I'm loving it."