Editorial Review:Product Description:12 OZ, Udderly Smooth Udder Cream For Chapped Teats On Dairy Cattle, Can Also Be Used On Human Hands, Greaseless & Stainless, Jar.
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Great product for human skin
A great product for human skin. Once-a-day use keeps my hands and heels free of painful cracks in southern Arizona's very dry climate, and keeps skin smooth & soft. Highly recommended.
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Udderly Surprising!
I first found this "Udderly Smooth Udder Cream" sitting on a sundries shelf in my local Trader Joe's Grocery Store. Out of curiosity, I picked it up and read the instructions. They explained about how to clean the udder, apply the cream and treat teat problems. What is this? And what is it doing in Trader Joe's? I just had to buy a jar to find out. Well, there was nothing on the package to indicate what humans might do with it, so I just had to improvise.
First, it seemed to work well anywhere a good lotion might apply. It makes an excellent hand cream, for example. It's one of the best I've ever found. My fiancée suggested that I rub her feet with it and she loved it. What next? Well, I read an account of a fellow who shaved with it, so I just had to try that too. It worked quite well. I doubt that it will displace my regular shaving cream, but if I ever run out I know exactly where to go in such an emergency. Another person suggested it was a good after-shave treatment. It is. It wasn't too long before I tried it as a personal lubricant. It's the best I've ever found. This stuff is amazing! It's a WD-40 for the skin!
The cream is soft, smooth and slick, yet it isn't greasy. It has a pleasant, mild odor. It cleans off readily with water and doesn't leave stains. About the only negative I can think of is that I don't particularly care for the taste of it.
Since my initial discovery, I've found it in several pharmacies, several more grocery stores and at my local Ace Hardware. My fiancée reported she found it in a sewing goods shop. Amazing. Still, it could be hard to find if you're specifically looking for it. The cream comes in a variety of different containers. I usually buy the original 12 ounce jar, but I've seen smaller jars and various tubes. This is a great product. Use your imagination.
Gary Peterson