Uses, Side Effects, of Cotaryl Skin Cream 75gm

Cotaryl cream is a skin defensive cream of urea with a regular saturating factor. Cotaryl cream contains Urea, Lactic Acid, Glycine, Ammonium chloride, Sodium Chloride, Potassium Chloride, Calcium Lactate, Magnesium chloride and Sodium Acid Phosphate. Urea is a lotion normally present in solid skin. In many dry skin conditions the skin's regular Urea levels are diminished which prompts further dampness misfortune. Cotaryl cream effectively recharges the Urea lost when the skin becomes dry and works on the skin's capacity to hold dampness.

Advantages of Cotaryl cream :

• Successful alleviation from dry skin.
• An enduring expansion in dampness content in the skin leaving it smooth and graceful.
• A critical decrease in skin unpleasantness and snugness.
• Forestalls further dampness misfortune.

Cotaryl cream is suggested for dry and hyperkeratotic skin, hyperkeratosis (strange thickening of the external layer of the skin), Ichthyosis (dry, scaling skin), dermatitis, and Cracked feet.

Heading for use:

• Apply to impacted skin a few times each day