Hamilton Skin Therapy Urederm Cream

Priceline: $7.99.

Hamilton Urederm is pretty good for nights, although quite greasy and inelegant. I was working through a sample of Antipodes light day cream for day which I like, but it's a bit out of my budget, leaves me with some greasy patches and doesn't always play nice with makeup. Right now I'm using Tonymoly The Chok Chok Green Tea Watery cream and trying to balance with toners.

Hamilton urederm is likely too heavy/thick for acne prone skin. 10% urea is pretty exfoliating, it's something I've used more as a spot treatment for dry patches and even then it's a bit risky. I find Neutrogena hydroboost gel-cream (the fragrance free one, not to be confused with the water-gel) applied to a damn face works well.

* ### Hamilton Urederm Cream (Urea 10%). > This is a thick emollient cream with lots of petroleum jelly.

The Hamilton Urederm was like $10 and is pretty much my new HG. Within just a few days my skin already looked and felt drastically different. However, it did 'purge' my existing CC's a bit (I got a lot of CC's from having dehydrated skin and a damaged skin barrier), however with the help of hydrocolloid bandages it is healing really quickly. I have seen such a huge improvement in just a week so I really recommend the Urea cream.

For me the best ingredients during retinisation were glycerin (hydration) and cica (calming) so focus on those!. - Hamilton UreDerm for a basic moisturiser. - Avene Cicalfate or La Roche Posay Cicaplast cream for over the top of or under tret.

Hamilton urederm is great in theory but for some reason does not agree with my facial skin (makes it too oily). It's better on my hands and feet.

Hamilton urederm moisturiser on semi-damp skin after a shower every day reduced my KP dramatically when used consistently. And I did no additional physical exfoliating, the cream did all the work.