Mixa MIXA UREA CICA REPAIR+ repairing body lotion for very dry skin

Body moisturiser

Expected delivery:
Tuesday 22/09/2026
Tuesday 22/09/2026

*Approximate for orders whose destination is the provincial capital. In other cases there will be a delay of 1 day.
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UREA CICA REPAIR+ body lotion by MIXA

Discover the new Urea Cica Repair+ Body Lotion for very dry skin from Mixa Sensitive Skin Expert, formulated with 5% Urea and panthenol.

Urea, known for its smoothing and anti-roughness properties for very dry and rough skin.

Panthenol is known for its skin-soothing properties.

Its hypoallergenic formula has been tested on 100% sensitive skin.

Get 48H* of reinforced, soft and protected skin with Mixa's Urea Cica Repair+ Body Lotion.

*Consumer test after 1 week of use with 2 applications/day, 55 subjects


How to use:

Apply daily to clean skin in the morning and at night.

Skin type
Dry Sensitive
Textures
Lotion
Formulation
Hypoallergenic
Features
Soothing
Format
Doser
EAN
3600551153209
Skin type
Dry Sensitive
Textures
Lotion
Formulation
Hypoallergenic
Features
Soothing
Format
Doser
ingredients
aqua / water • glycerin • isopropyl palmitate • urea • propylene glycol • butyrospermum parkii butter / shea butter • dimethicone • cetearyl alcohol • glyceryl stearate • peg-100 stearate • glycine • hydroxyethylpiperazine ethane sulfonic acid • sodium hydroxide • sodium lactate • tetrasodium glutamate diacetate • panthenol • acrylates/c10-30 alkyl acrylate crosspolymer • caprylyl glycol • citric acid • xanthan gum • chlorhexidine digluconate • parfum / fragrance.

The lists of ingredients contained in product composition are updated regularly. Consult the list of ingredients on the packaging before using the product.

Brand Safety Warning
In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately and thoroughly with water.
Legal information of the brand
LASCAD, 30, rue d'Alsace, 92300, París
https://www.loreal.com/es
corpes.contacto.loreal@loreal.com

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FAQ Mixa - MIXA UREA CICA REPAIR+ repairing body lotion for very dry skin

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What benefits does Mixa Urea Cica Repair+ body lotion offer for very dry skin?
Translated by Google
-25/06/2026

Continued application of this technical balm promotes an advanced tissue response:

  • Biological restoration of the lipid barrier by reducing transepidermal water loss.
  • Mechanical smoothing of the skin’s micro-relief, giving extraordinary softness and appearance.
  • Deep hydroregulatory supply that induces a comfortable state free from chronic tightness.
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How should the body application method for this fluid compound be performed?
Translated by Google
-22/03/2026
It is prescribed for daily application to clean, dry skin, preferably after a hydrotherapy bath. It should be spread mechanically using longitudinal strokes and thoroughly applied to the extremities and areas of high keratolytic demand, such as elbows and knees, until completely absorbed.
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Under what tissue requirements is the use of this repairing lotion recommended?
Translated by Google
-03/01/2026
It is technically indicated for the correction of flaking, roughness, and extreme dryness in the microarchitecture of the body’s skin. It is a high-quality formula especially prescribed for skin that shows tightness or susceptibility to external mechanical and thermal aggressions.
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How does Mixa Urea Cica Repair+ body lotion mechanically act on the dermal barrier?
Translated by Google
-11/11/2025
The emulsion releases a molecular complex that penetrates deeply into the layers of the epidermis, where urea acts biologically as a natural moisturizing factor. Mechanically, its cica agents restructure the intercellular cementing lipids, comfortably repairing micro-fissures in the skin’s microarchitecture.
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