Revitalizing Body Cream Mixa Urea Cica Repair+ Regenerating Cream

I am very satisfied with the cream. I bought it at Eva to use on my pregnant belly. I can't yet say if it helps with stretch marks since I'm only five months along, but it does keep my skin moisturized until my next shower.

The jar doesn't have a protective seal. Overall, the cream is good and provides nice moisture, but after applying it, my skin constantly feels dirty, as if it's sticky.

I like the effect of the cream. It really has a scent of acacia or bird cherry, which is light and subtle. I have no issues with floral scents, so I'm generally satisfied with the purchase. However, there was no protective seal under the lid, which is a bit of a drawback. If there's a good deal, I'll order it again.

This cream provides good hydration and has a pleasant scent. It worked well for my hyperkeratosis, with noticeable improvements in just a few days.

This cream is worth trying. It has a pleasant scent, and the moisturizing effect is excellent, leaving the skin soft and well-cared-for. However, for me, the sensation on the skin wasn't entirely comfortable, but that might just be a personal preference.

This cream is fantastic for skin with keratosis pilaris. However, if you don't have this condition, you might find the scent overwhelming and prefer other products. I used to use La Roche-Posay balm, but this cream works much better for me. I'm surprised by people who complain about the smell; the presence of an ingredient like urea naturally gives it a distinct scent, and a lighter fragrance might not be as effective. The main thing is its effectiveness. Before this, I tried Bebe, which also contains urea. It has a more pleasant scent, but since it's a lotion, its formula is less effective, though it still works.

This cream is fantastic for skin with keratosis pilaris. However, if you don't have this issue, you might find the strong scent off-putting and prefer other products. I previously used La Roche balm, but this one works much better for me. I'm always surprised when people complain about the cream's smell, considering it contains urea, which naturally has a distinct odor. It's unlikely that a lighter scent would improve it. The key here is its effectiveness. I also tried Bebe with urea before; it has a more pleasant fragrance, but since it's a lotion, the formula is less potent, although it still works.

This cream is fantastic for skin with keratosis pilaris. For those who don't have this issue, the strong scent might be off-putting, and they may prefer other products. I previously used La Roche balm, but this cream works much better for me. It's surprising to see people complain about the cream's smell; the presence of urea is inherently distinctive, and a lighter scent wouldn't necessarily improve the product. The key here is its effectiveness.

Before this, I tried a Bebe product with urea, which had a more pleasant scent. However, that one was a lotion with a milder effect, although it still worked.

The cream is just awful! If you have allergies, the fragrance could be dangerous! Even worse is the customer service at Makeup. I contacted their hotline to return the cream, which I hadn't even used because the scent was terrible (the cream might even be spoiled), and there was no protective seal on the jar! However, my return request was denied because I had removed the yellow tape they use for shipping. This response is unjustified and very insulting to a customer like me, who has been with Makeup for about 15 years or more. Their return policy doesn’t mention that removing the yellow tape is a violation preventing a return. The hotline operator told me I could file a complaint, but they still wouldn’t refund me. Great customer orientation, indeed. This whole experience just left a bad taste in my mouth.

This is an excellent cream that softens the skin and makes it feel smooth.