What is urea panthenol used for?

Urea plus panthenol is used to restore hydration and support barrier repair in dehydrated, rough skin. Specifically, 5% urea acts as a humectant to increase water uptake into the stratum corneum while 2% panthenol soothes irritation and supports skin barrier recovery. The formula also includes sodium hyaluronate and sodium PCA for extra water-binding and organic sunflower oil as an emollient, and it is dermatologically tested with a full INCI label. This combination treats underlying dehydration rather than just leaving a surface film. People with tight, flaky or rough body areas such as elbows, knees, and feet benefit most. If you have fragrance sensitivities or very reactive skin, check the label for citrus and floral essential oil components and do a patch test before widespread use.

What does 5% urea do for the skin?

5% urea helps by acting as a humectant and a mild keratolytic, increasing skin water uptake and gently softening rough, dry patches. At this concentration it draws moisture into the skin and loosens compacted dead skin layers, improving texture and allowing other hydrators like sodium hyaluronate and sodium PCA to work more effectively. In the Oryq formula the 5% urea is paired with panthenol and sunflower oil to both hydrate and nourish without leaving a greasy film. This level is suitable for treating body dryness and rough spots; higher medical concentrations exist for severe keratotic conditions. If you have very sensitive or compromised skin, patch test first and consult a clinician for persistent problems.

Is panthenol 2% cream good for the face?

Often yes, 2% panthenol is generally beneficial for facial skin because it attracts moisture and supports barrier repair, which reduces tightness and irritation. Panthenol is water-soluble and non-comedogenic in many formulations, so at 2% it can soothe and improve hydration. However, this product is formulated as a body cream and the label notes citrus and floral essential oil components, so check for fragrance sensitivities and perform a patch test on a small facial area first. People with dry or barrier-compromised facial skin will likely see benefit, while very acne-prone or highly reactive skin types should proceed cautiously or use a facial-specific, fragrance-free option.

Can I use 5% urea cream on my face?

Sometimes yes, but proceed with caution because this cream is designed primarily for body use. A 5% urea concentration is low and often tolerated on the face for treating dry patches, and the formula’s humectants and panthenol help soothe and restore the barrier. That said, the product contains citrus and floral essential oil components and a body-grade texture that may be heavier than some facial products. If you want to try it on the face, do a patch test, avoid the eye area, and start with a small amount once daily. If you have very sensitive, rosacea-prone, or acne-prone facial skin, consider a fragrance-free facial formulation or check with a dermatologist first.

How often should I use 5% Urea 2% Panthenol Cream?

Use once or twice daily depending on how dry your skin is and the area you’re treating. Apply after showering to damp skin or directly to problem areas such as elbows, knees, and feet to lock in moisture; the humectants and emollients work best on slightly damp skin. For maintenance one application a day is usually enough, while twice daily can speed improvement for very flaky or tight patches. If you notice irritation, reduce frequency or stop using it and reintroduce gradually. For chronic or severe conditions consult a dermatologist for a tailored regimen.

How long until I see results with this cream?

You can expect softer, less flaky skin within a few days and more noticeable improvement over one to two weeks with consistent use. The immediate effect comes from humectants like 5% urea, sodium hyaluronate, and sodium PCA drawing and holding moisture, while 2% panthenol supports barrier repair over subsequent days. Dermatologically tested formulations often show measurable hydration gains faster than simple emollients because they combine humectants and barrier-supporting agents. Individual results vary with severity of dehydration; very thick calluses or chronic conditions may need longer treatment or higher-strength interventions recommended by a clinician.

Is this cream suitable for sensitive skin?

Possibly, but check the label first because the formula lists citrus and floral essential oil components that can irritate fragrance-sensitive skin. The active ingredients 5% urea and 2% panthenol are generally well tolerated and help hydrate and soothe the skin, and the product is dermatologically tested. For people with mild to moderate sensitivity it often works well when used sparingly and after a patch test. If you have a history of contact dermatitis, very reactive skin, or open wounds, choose a fragrance-free formulation or consult a dermatologist before use to avoid potential irritation.

Can I use this cream with other active ingredients like retinoids or AHAs?

Yes, you can usually combine this cream with actives, but use care to prevent irritation and sequence applications. The cream’s humectants and emollients can help offset drying or irritating effects from retinoids and alpha hydroxy acids by supporting barrier function. Apply actives first according to their instructions, wait for them to absorb, then apply the 5% urea 2% panthenol cream to hydrate and soothe. If you experience redness or stinging, reduce frequency of the active or perform alternate-night layering. For prescription topical medications or severe treatment plans, check with your dermatologist before combining products.

How is 5% Urea 2% Panthenol Cream different from regular body lotion?

This cream is formulated to treat underlying dehydration rather than only masking it like many basic body lotions. It contains targeted actives: 5% urea to increase water uptake and gently soften rough skin, and 2% panthenol to calm and support barrier repair, plus sodium hyaluronate and sodium PCA as humectants and sunflower oil as an emollient. Regular lotions often rely primarily on oils to create a surface film and may not draw moisture into the skin as effectively. People with tight, flaky, or rough areas will notice more substantive textural improvement with this blend. For very mild, occasional dryness a standard lotion may suffice.

Will this cream help rough areas like elbows, knees, and feet?

Yes, it is designed to improve rough, flaky areas such as elbows, knees, and feet because the 5% urea increases moisture uptake and softens compacted skin while 2% panthenol supports barrier repair. The formula’s combination of humectants and emollients provides deeper hydration than a simple lotion, and the non-greasy, fast-absorbing texture makes it practical for thicker skin on those sites. For very thick calluses or hyperkeratotic areas you may need a higher urea concentration or a keratolytic treatment recommended by a clinician, but for common rough patches this cream will typically reduce flakiness and tightness with regular use.

5% Urea 2% Panthenol Hydrator

€21,75 EUR

5% Urea 2% Panthenol Hydrator

Name: 5% Urea 2% Panthenol Hydrator
Brand: Selfnamed
SKU: 10489131172173
Price: 21.75 EUR
Availability: InStock

€21,75 EUR

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5% Urea 2% Panthenol Body Cream restores measurable moisture to dehydrated, rough skin by combining humectant-driven water uptake with barrier-supporting repair ingredients. This clinical-style formula uses 5% urea to increase skin water content and 2% panthenol to soothe and support barrier recovery, making skin feel less tight and flaky within days when used consistently.

Deep hydration with 5% urea plus sodium hyaluronate and sodium PCA to draw and retain water in the stratum corneum
Soothes and supports barrier repair with 2% panthenol (provitamin B5), reducing irritation associated with dehydration
Non-greasy, fast-absorbing texture suitable for all skin types for comfortable daily use
Includes organic-sourced sunflower oil for lightweight emollients and skin-nourishing fatty acids
Dermatologically tested with a full INCI ingredient list printed on the label for transparency

If your skin is tight, flaky, or rough, this cream targets underlying dehydration rather than only masking it. Unlike simple emollient lotions that leave a surface film, this blend combines measured concentrations of humectants (5% urea, hyaluronate, sodium PCA) with 2% panthenol and emollients to draw water into the skin and help lock it in. Note the ingredient panel lists citrus and floral essential oil components, so check the label if you have fragrance sensitivities.

Use after showering or apply to problem areas such as elbows, knees, and feet; apply once or twice daily and expect softer, less flaky skin within days with regular use. For consistent results, pair with Oryq Hand & Body Wash, Silk Skin Hand Cream, or Body Serum. Formulated and packaged by Oryq Skin Care and dermatologically tested with standard cosmetic safety checks and clear active-ingredient labeling.