Ebanel Urea Cream 40% plus Salicylic Acid 2%, Foot Cream for Dry Cracked Heels Feet Knees Elbows Hands, Foot Dead Skin Cuticle Callus Remover Toenail Softener, Keratolytic Skin Barrier Repair

This really works, just don't expect a floral or pretty smell. I don't mind it at all and I am sensitive to smells. I have had dry, cracked, peeling heels for years and no matter what I used ( O'Keefe's Healthy Feet, O'Keefe's Working Hands, Yuskin Cream, Aquaphor, Vaseline), it reverted back to it's desert-dry state as soon as I stopped slathering it on. I saw a difference after using it twice in a day. That was 2 days ago. Heels are not completely smooth yet, but healed up and soft.

I am extremely grateful right now. Since I was a young girl I’ve have rough, dry, extremely calloused feet. I guess it was hereditary? My mother and father’s feet were the exact same.I’ve gone through so many products over the years. I’ve used callus removers and pumice stones that would sometimes work after stripping a few layers of skin off , but a little over a week later the hard dry skin already begins making its appearance.The amount of effort required to maintain normal looking feet that I wasn’t embarrassed to show wasn’t something I could maintain. So I’d always wear socks or closed shoes and scrape away for pool or beach days when they’d arise.Once I started using this cream, and pairing it with a callus remover in the shower. . . omg. The dead hard, dry skin with minimal effort came off my feet with so much ease. I’ve been using this stuff for roughly a month and I’m sitting here looking at my feet in awe. They are soft and not damaged from excess scraping and I’m so glad. I can’t wait to paint my toenails and wear cute sandals and heels. Ahhhh!!!!

This cream is VERY thick, hence it being packaged in a tub rather than a more sanitary option like a pump or squeeze tube. It's effective IF you apply it right. The key is to apply it to damp skin; otherwise, it will sit on the surface, dry, and crumble off in chalky flakes. You should still do this even if you mix it with another lotion to thin out the viscosity. In general, applying moisturizers to damp skin helps it absorb, but it's absolutely necessary for this product.

I use this for my father's rough feet. He really has trouble taking care of his feet so I do his foot care. This stuff works wonders after I do his pedicure I put this on and his feet are always soft until I do another pedicure for him. Very moisturizing for his feet.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This really does work well, but learn from my experience: don't slather it on like regular lotion all over your feet or you'll feel sticky and messy all day! If you want to slather it on the problem areas of your feet only for an intense treatment, do that before bed and put socks on, then rinse lightly in the morning. Do an intensive treatment 3 or 4 times a week in the beginning for faster healing. I did this faithfully the first two weeks and pretty much healed my heels completely. Then for maintenance, I simply dabbed a tiny bit on each callused area - not a lot! It worked great and my heels completely healed. I never had to do another "intensive" treatment again by doing just a litttle maintenance every couple of days. The jar lasts a long time. Toward the end, it started to get a little thick and dried out, so i added a few drops of water to the jar to thin it out again. Good Luck! it really does work - but again - don't slather it on all over your feet like regular lotion or you'll hate this stuff!

This foot cream definitely moisturizes, but it takes forever to soak in. Even after rubbing it in well, it stays greasy and ends up getting all over the floor if you’re not careful. I’ve had to put on socks right after applying just to avoid slipping around.It does leave feet softer by morning, so it works — but the texture is too heavy for regular use. If you don’t mind the mess and only use it at night, it might be fine. Just wish it absorbed faster!

The Problem: I have dry cracked heels. My right heel has a 1/2" long crack that hurts when I walk on it.Treatment #1: For two weeks I rubbed hand lotion on my heels every night just before bed. It did virtually nothing. The cracks are still there, and the large crack on my right heel still hurts when I walk on it.Treatment #2: I bought a jar of this product. For two weeks I rubbed some on my heels every night just before bed. My heels are looking better, but they're still not as soft as I'd like for them to be. The crack on my right heel is still about the same size, and it still hurts when I walk on it.Treatment #3: I bought a heel file (pedicure foot rasp). Every night just before bed, I filed the rough areas on each heel for about 90 seconds. I then applied the Ebanel cream. After the first week: My heels are looking quite a bit better. The crack on my right heel is now only about half as large, but it still hurts a little bit when I walk on it. After the second week: The crack on my right heel is now completely gone, and it no longer hurts to walk on it! Both of my heels are now soft, free of cracks, and they no longer look like something you'd see on an Egyptian mummy.Conclusion: This product works. But I believe it took a combination of the cream and the heel file to give me the results I wanted. I no longer want to go back to dry cracked heels. So every night just before I go to bed, I file each heel for about 1 minute and then apply the Ebanel cream. My heels have stayed soft and free of cracks.Note: The consistency of this product is a thick cream. It has a somewhat medicinal odor, but it's not noticeable once you rub it in. To avoid getting the product on your floors, wear slippers after applying, or wait to apply it until you're in bed.

I am giving this item 4 stars ONLY bc it leaves a white,powdery debris type stuff on your skin. I make sure it is rubbed in and it never fails that it has this chalky stuff. I will say though, the heels of my feet are looking WAY better and not as cracked or dry, so the product works really well!