Your Total Savings ₹1500 Are urea and urine the same?
Urea (commonly referred to as carbamide) is a waste product that is produced in most living organisms. This compound is human urine’s main organic component. The liver transforms the ammonia into a non-toxic compound, urea, which can then be transferred safely into the kidneys in the blood, from where it is excreted in urine.
What are the uses of urea?
The diamide of carbonic acid, Urea, is also called carbamide. The chemical formula of this compound is H2NCONH2. Urea has essential uses as a supplement to fertilizer and feed, as well as starting material for plastics and medicines manufacturing.
How does urea affect the skin?
The nitrogen compound urea has beneficial water-binding and mild exfoliating properties for skin in limited quantities. It can cause irritation in larger quantities, but it can also exfoliate skin in large amounts. Urea may make other cosmetic ingredients more absorbent on the skin.