Eucerin UreaRepair 5% Urea Moisturizing Lotion

Brand origin and product overview

Eucerin is a long-standing dermatological skin-care brand that traces its roots to the Beiersdorf company founded in Hamburg, Germany. The UreaRepair (sometimes shown as UreaRepair PLUS / Intensive Repair) line is a medically-oriented body-care range formulated to treat dry, rough skin; the pictured product is the 5% Urea Moisturizing Lotion — a dermatological body lotion that combines urea with moisturizing ingredients to hydrate, gently exfoliate and smooth dry skin.

Manufacturing and distribution

Eucerin products are manufactured and distributed globally through Beiersdorf’s network of production sites and regional subsidiaries. Production locations vary by market and product format, so individual Eucerin bottles may be made in different countries depending on the regional supply chain and the specific SKU. Because manufacturing is carried out at multiple Beiersdorf facilities worldwide, the country of manufacture for a given bottle is best confirmed from the product’s back label; in general the brand’s manufacturing footprint spans several countries.

Ownership and regional presence

Eucerin was developed within the Beiersdorf group and remains owned by Beiersdorf AG. Beiersdorf is a German multinational headquartered in Hamburg that owns and operates the Eucerin brand globally. In major markets such as the United States, Beiersdorf serves customers through its regional entities (for example Beiersdorf, Inc. / Beiersdorf North America), which handle local marketing, distribution and regulatory compliance.

Practical note

For supply-chain, regulatory, or import questions (for example to confirm a specific bottle’s country of manufacture), check the product’s back label where the producer / "Made in" statement and local distributor information are printed. The visible front label of the supplied image identifies the product and formulation (Eucerin UreaRepair 5% Urea Moisturizing Lotion) but does not show the manufacturing-country line.