Dermal Therapy Barrier Protection Lotion - Protects Skin from Irritants & Moisturizes with 10% Urea - Ideal for Eczema, Gloves, Swimmers & More - Non-Greasy, Fragrance-Free - 16 fl oz / 474 ml

If you are in a position where you have to Sanitize or wash your hands all day long, you will Love this cream that will Save your hands and get them back to feeling like your previous soft smooth skin you miss!!! Excellent Product, it also is good to put on your hands if you have to wear gloves for hours or handle harsh chemicals or cleaning fluids!! It will protect your skin and when you remove the gloves you will still have hydrated skin!! Thank you!!!

Received delivery was good but when I open the package the product lid was loose and had spilled out over the top.. Have not used yet but….. disappointed in the inside packaging. Thank goodness it was in a sealed bag.

My 10 YO has had bouts of intertrigo (skin irritation in the skin folds) for years. We have tried rounds of cortisone, steroids, antibiotics, and antifungals. Last year, I chatted up the pharmacist at my local drug store and he suggested using barrier sprays, creams, or lotions to prevent intertrigo once it is healed. I had never heard of barrier products, but they have helped prevent intertrigo in my 10YO for months. You have to use them every day because once you skip a day or two, the intertrigo will come back--although not as bad as before. This lotion is an average barrier lotion. Not as thick as some other lotions, but it has kept intertrigo at bay. There is no strong scent, but my 10YO said there is a mild tingling in sensitive spots, which goes away after a while. I have hand eczema, and this works well on my hands. The best products for intertrigo prevention IMO are barrier products, Vasoline, and calmoseptine. I will continue to use this lotion for intertrigo prevention and will update this review if needed. Hope you found this helpful!

If a lotion or cream makes my 62 year old skin feel smooth, soft and moisturized then it gets 5 stars from me. I've used this lotion on my entire body and my skin really likes it. My hands look much younger after using so of course I like that. It has a smell but not a scent. The smell is sort of chemical-like but not overpowering and seems to go away after a while. I think this is a very good lotion.

I like the concept of a barrier lotion. I've been over washing my hands since the start of the pandemic and it has lost the ability to retain moisture. On top of that, the use of hand sanitizer weakens and dries out the skin even further. I've been using this barrier lotion daily for almost 2 weeks. It is fragrance free so that right there is a good start. The consistency has a silky hand feel, lightweight, and sheer. It absorbs quickly, within a minute if you don't overly apply. I find that half a pump is enough for both hands. There is no greasy after feel and the light moisture it provides doesn't last very long. The barrier it creates on the skin is invisible. It's supposed to help protect the skin against irritants for hours even after frequent hand washes. So far I have not seen my current skin conditions worsen. On top of that, it claims to help draw moisture deep into the skin layers but I have not seen improvement on that aspect, my hands are still dry and cracked. For the purpose of protecting my hands against irritants like hand sanitizers and cleaning chemicals, I will continue to use this. My only concern is, it seems as though this barrier lotion is resistant to other creams when layering on top of it. Since my hands continue to lose moisture even after using this lotion, I HAVE TO use additional creams to moisturize with. Seems like the invisible layer really is shielding it from penetrating my skin as I notice I have to reapply those cream more than I normally do throughout the day.

I had really high hopes for this lotion. I've generally used Aquaphor, but it is extremely thick and greasy and doesn't fully absorb so I only use it when I'm staying home. It works great, but I was looking for something to sooth my skin that wouldn't leave me greasy. I tried out the Dermal Therapy. Very smooth and silky. However after about half a minute I got severe burning and had to run to the shower to wash the area I used the lotion on. It did not play well where there is broken skin. I have a tiny scrape on the back of my hand, and it burned in that area as well. On unbroken skin it was fine for me, but my appendages that need the lotion all have broken skin somewhere (we have several cats) so I'll have to be careful using it. You can see pictures of my psoriasis before and after. The stuff does work well, just not worth the pain for me. Unknown whether anyone else will have this issue, or it's just my sensitivities.

Dermal Therapy Barrier Protection Lotion - Shields Skin Against Irritants and Harsh Chemicals | 10% Urea As a caregiver and constantly washing my hands during the covid pandemic my hands have been dry and irritated. Several months ago, I received this lotion to review. I've been using it for about 6 months now. I immediately feel it moisturizing my hands as soon as I rub it in. It feels awesome, absorbs quickly and isn't sticky. It's become my favorite hand lotion and also provides a protective barrier. Interesting: my label says Made in USA, product page says Made in Canada - instructions are printed in both English and French Money back guarantee

This stuff is pricey. It is basically urea and dimethicone in a bottle. The urea is great because it removes dead skin cells and moisturizes the skin. It is the key ingredient in my favorite dry hand cream by Shiseido. However, this product also has tons of dimethicone. Dimethicone is sort of a filler it goes in to crevices and cracks and works like frosting on a cake. Covering all the imperfections. (It is also used in a lot of makeup.) However, it has a slimy smooth feel and can clog up pores on your face if used too much. I like many things about this lotion. Especially that it is fragrance free. But I don't like all the dimethicone which also washes off very easily. It just seems to temporarily keep my skin smooth but does not penetrate like the urea. I don't like the smooth film it creates on the surface of my skin.