Gehwol Gerlasan Hand Cream – Intensive Urea Hand Cream for Dry, Overstrained & Diabetic Skin

Gehwol Gerlasan Hand Cream – Intensive Moisture & Skin Barrier Protection

Gehwol Gerlasan Hand Cream is a premium German formula designed to intensively moisturise, protect, and repair stressed, dry, or overstrained hands. Combining urea, panthenol, aloe vera, and tapioca starch, it absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy residue, making it suitable for frequent use throughout the day — including in professional and healthcare settings. Available in 75ml and 500ml sizes.

• Contains urea for deep skin hydration
• Panthenol and aloe vera for soothing and repair
• Tapioca starch for a non-greasy, smooth finish
• Suitable for diabetics and overstrained hands
• Dermatologically tested — available in 75ml and 500ml

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Gehwol Gerlasan Hand Cream different from regular hand cream?

Gerlasan Hand Cream is formulated with urea — a clinically proven humectant that draws moisture into the skin — combined with panthenol and tapioca starch for lasting hydration without greasiness. It is dermatologically approved and suitable for regular professional use.

Is Gehwol Gerlasan Hand Cream suitable for diabetics?

Yes. Gerlasan Hand Cream is specifically noted as suitable for people with diabetes, who often experience drier skin due to reduced circulation and moisture levels in the extremities.

Can I use Gerlasan Hand Cream frequently throughout the day?

Yes. The non-greasy, fast-absorbing formula makes it ideal for use throughout the day without interfering with tasks or leaving residue on surfaces.

Is Gehwol Gerlasan available in a larger size?

Yes. Gerlasan Hand Cream is available in both a 75ml tube and a 500ml pump dispenser — ideal for family or professional use.

Is Gerlasan suitable for people with eczema or dermatitis?

Gerlasan is dermatologically tested and formulated for overstrained, stressed skin. The gentle ingredients make it suitable for sensitive skin, but if you have active eczema or dermatitis, consult your dermatologist before use.