Mixa Cica 10% Urée : peut-on vraiment l’utiliser sur le visage ?

In this video, I'm talking about Mixa Cica Repair Cream 10% Urea, a cream designed for very dry, rough, and uncomfortable skin. I explain what 10% urea is used for, why this cream can be beneficial for the body, hands, feet, and rough areas, but also why caution is advised when using it on the face. I also review the ingredient list: urea, glycerin, shea butter, mineral oil, dimethicone, glycine, sodium lactate, HEPES, vitamin E… and I point out an important detail: the jar I'm showing in this video doesn't list niacinamide in the INCI list. This video will help you understand: – who this cream is suitable for – how to use it correctly – precautions to take on the face – the difference between hydration, repair, and a smoothing effect – why this cream is not a spot corrector As always, my goal is to help you better understand products, read formulas, and choose skincare products suited to your skin. Feel free to tell me in the comments if you have already tried this Mixa Cica Repair 10% Urea cream, and especially how your skin reacted. 0:00 Introduction: The Mixa Cica Buzz 0:45 Composition Analysis (INCI) 2:15 Why is 10% urea a lot for the face? 4:00 The risks of burns and irritation 6:30 Who is this cream REALLY for? 8:45 My favorite alternatives for the face 10:15 Final verdict from your pharmacist 💬 YOUR EXPERIENCE: Have you tried it on your face? Did you experience any reactions? Share your experience in the comments, I'll answer all your questions! #Mixa #MixaCica #Uree #DrySkin #RoughSkin #Skincare #PharmacyTip #BodyRoutine #SensitiveSkin #LaTerma Note: This video is for informational purposes only. In case of a severe skin problem, always consult a dermatologist or ask for advice from a pharmacist.