Dr. Scholl'sSevere Cracked Heel Repair Restoring Balm 2.5oz, with 25% Urea for Dry, Cracked Feet, Heals and Moisturizes for Healthy Feet

This product really surprised me. I had dry, cracked heels, and since I started using it, I’ve noticed a big improvement.My skin feels softer, more hydrated, and looks much better after just a few days.It’s not greasy and has a gentle, pleasant scent.Highly recommended for anyone with dry heels!

A must for cracked heels! Worked super fast within just a few days my heels improved, a week super noticable difference. The deep painful cracks are gone and my heels are so soft! I apply after showering every day. The applicator is awesome, well thought out and a great design. Just apply like chap stick, no rubbing in and just go about your business. Will buy again!

One disappointment was that the texture of the stick is grainy. So once applied it wasn’t going on smoothly. I immediately considered making a return. Then I decided to rub it against the soles of my feet anyway but also applied Onyx Cracked Heel stick and put on fuzzy socks. The soles of my feet were soft only a few hours later. First, I soak my feet in Epsom salt and rub a pumice stone on my soles, then I apply the moisturizing sticks and slap on socks and forget about it. I do this 3-4x a week and my soles are getting softer and softer. I find rough tough soles unattractive and so I think it’s best to be diligent in the upkeep of your feet. I’m not sure how well the Dr. Scholls works by itself but combined with the Onyx cracked heel repair it’s a winning combination.*Update* After using this a few more times, the grainy texture went away and it went on smoothly. It doesn’t really feel like you’re applying anything to your feet. It’s very light and not greasy. The Onyx cracked heel stick is much greasier but I like to feel like my feet are being moisturized. Anyway, I suggest applying to the soles of your feet after soaking them for the best results. If you really want baby soft feet, try a foot peeling mask, soaking in Epsom salt and warm water until all the dead skin lifts and put the heel stick on with a fuzzy/thick sock before bed. Keep it up and those heels will be soft! I used to have rough soles and diligently following that routine helped! Good luck!!

Best. This included picture was 1wk difference of once daily application- its been recommended to me to apply up to 3x a day, but I usually only do it morning and night, or after a shower.

I was getting the thick, cracking heel calluses and neither metal foot files nor moisturizing after every shower was getting rid of them. This stuff works, and the roll-on means I can apply it without getting gunk all over my fingers.

I had used the Onyx cracked heel stick and I was satisfied. After I ran out of it I went to order another one, after looking around I decided to save a few dollars and buy the Dr Scholls. When it arrived and I took the lid off it looked different. The surface of the product was kind of hard and grainy, not the smooth surface I’d expected. I scraped off the top and it was softer underneath. I’m using it, I just didn’t want to mess with sending it back. It’s still a little grainy. It’s usable, but I’ll probably not buy it again. I did wonder if the heat we have in the Deep South could have caused the product to slightly melt and that caused the graininess? Not sure. I would recommend it because it’s still a little grainy and that not a good feel on tender feet. The one pro was the nice soft peppermint smell.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works as described

I’ve been using it although I don’t have severe cracked heels. I would say I have a few little cracks. I use it with moisturizing socks at night. It seems to be working. The smell is pleasant. I love that it glides on and isn’t too thick. I also love that it keeps my hands free of mess.