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Udderly Smooth is part of our Holiday Gift Guide this year. Take a look at the review of these great Udderly Smooth products from Blogging Mom of 4. Then come back and enter to WIN this awesome prize pack.
Sponsor Udderly Smooth
Original Udderly Smooth® Udder Cream is a greaseless, stainless water-based moisturizer with a light fresh fragrance.
Originally developed for use on dairy cows, Udderly Smooth® Udder Cream. is used by many people for their dry and chapped skin.
Use Udderly Smooth® as an everyday multipurpose moisturizing lotion. Udderly Smooth®. contains rich moisturizing ingredients that perform to soften dry, chapped skin.
This great prize pack would be awesome to use for yourself or give as gifts! Prize pack includes:
Udderly Smooth Body Cream, 12 oz jar
Udderly Smooth Hand Cream, 4 oz tube
Udderly Smooth Hand Cream 2 oz tube
Udderly Smooth Shea Butter Foot Cream, 8 oz jar
Udderly Smooth lotion, 16 fl oz bottle
Udderly Smooth hat
Lip balm
Giveaway is open to US residents 18+ and will run from Nov 5-16. Winner will be emailed and have 48 hours to respond before a new winner is chosen. Wait for the rafflecopter to load and enter below. Good luck!
I have dry skin.
I have Diabetic dry skin and must use RX lotion 2X a day. I put on hand cream at less 10 times a day because my skin brakes opens and bleeds.
I have very dry skin as does my adult son, my daughter and husband have some dryness but not as bad as us… it gets even worse in colder weather.
I have very dry skin.. Living here in AZ doesn’t help.
Yes, we all suffer from dry skin because we live in a very dry climate. However, one of my children has terrible eczema outbreaks as well when the weather is at it’s driest.
I have very dry skin. Especially this time of the year as we burn wood. Thank you for the wonderful giveaway!
I have such dry skin right now when the weather starts getting colder.
I have extremely dry skin and eczema
I have really dry skin…especially in the winter! My hands get so bad that they crack and bleed on the knuckles and the finger tips! Ouch!