Udderly Smooth Moisturising Cream, 114 g

An absolutely fabulous product that is working miracles! I originally bought it for my Dad who was going through Chemotherapy and his hands become very dry, cracked and painful. Within a matter of weeks his hands healed and were so much better! I also suffer with very dry hands, especially in winter so I decided to try some of Dad's cream. Lo and behold my hands are so much softer, not as rough and not a crack in sight!! I bought some for my best friend who has been using it on the excema patches she suffers from and it again has worked like a dream!! It is a light cream with a very light fragrance and is not greasy. The skin drinks it in and you see the results really quickly. I thank Dad's Dr who recommended it. Considering putting it on subscription!!

I have had dry skin every since i can remember, and useless at remembering to moisturize. A few years ago, I was told by my consultant that all the nurses were raving about "udder cream" and how good it was. Well I finally tried it.....unlike most creams that seem to stay on surface of your skin and dont seem to absorb at all, this stuff is brilliant. Only need a small amount, goes a long way, and it has softened my skin with only one use, got rid of all the scaly skin on my legs and arms. Absorbed into the skin beautifully, didnt was off in the shower, forcing you to re apply cream. Skin has stayed soft for weeks with just one application.....Love it!!

I bought this cream as a night cream - it's not quite heavy enough for that purpose but it makes a great day cream for winter and sits nicely on the surface of the skin. I think it would also make a good foot cream or body butter. It was also recommended as a chamois cream for cycling but for this, I found it too thin in summer - will try it again now the weather's colder.

This product is fab

Winter is always a bad time for my skin and this year it was going to be terrible thanks to constant hand washing and use of alcohol hand-sanitisers. I bought this cream after I read about it in an article by a certain equestrian magazine, which suggested it for moisturising dry, wind and winter beaten skin.I've heard rumors of how effective udder cream (the stuff for cattle) is on skin from my parents, who work in farming (however I didn't want to dip my hand into a tub from the dairy), so I was pleasantly surprised when I saw it packaged and marketed to humans. I just had to try it on my dry, itchy ankles first and I was blown away with how fast it worked; goodbye dry, itchy skin and hello soft, smooth, comfortable ankles.I would definitely suggest this to any who finds their skin struggling this winter - but a note of caution, do not use if you have wool allergy. My brother-in-law is allergic to wool (and by extension, lanolin) and it sends him crazy itchy.

Lovely, smooth and easily absorbed. Non-greasy and leaves skin feeling soft after a shower. Not heavily scented. I also use as handcream. A good price.

It’s hard to buy this over the counter so happy l found it on here

After careful research, I bought this a few weeks ago and have been using it on my hands and face daily ever since. The Udder cream doesn't smell at all to me, goes on smoothly (feels wonderful) and absorbs well in a short amount of time. In all honesty, I have had excellent results on my hands (minor eczema cleared up rapidly!), arms and feet - just not on my face!To clarify, my face has been breaking out really badly in dry, flaky patches on the cheeks and T-zone for the last year and I was specifically hoping to get some relief from that. However, over the weeks It's been becoming steadily less effective and actually seems to be making the skin on my face dry out even more than before (although in fairness, the dry patches are not as sore as they were!). So, I'm concluding that I'll finish the tub happily as a hand/foot cream but keep searching for that elusive fragrance/alcohol/ickychemical- free wonder balm for my poor face! :)