Dr. Scholl's Dry, Cracked Skin, Ultra Hydrating Foot Mask, 3 Pairs Moisturizing Socks: Intensely Moisturizes Repairs and Softens Rough Dry Skin with Urea & Essential Oils for Dry Cracked Feet

I’ve been using Dr. Scholl’s Dry Cracked Skin Ultra Hydrating Foot Cream for a few weeks and it’s been working well for me. The cream is thick but not greasy and it absorbs faster than I expected. After a few uses my heels felt smoother and the rough dry areas started to soften. I like that the scent is mild and not overpowering. A little goes a long way so the tube should last a while. I usually apply it at night and put socks on and that seems to help it work better by morning. It’s not an instant fix and it does take consistent use to see real improvement especially if your feet are very dry or cracked. Overall it’s a solid foot cream that actually helps with dryness and is worth buying if you want something effective without feeling oily.

I cannot believe this is a 4.3 rated product. To put it succintly, I have never had problems with cracked heels since using this. Yes, other products that I've used in the past were able to help with intensive use, but this product is so good that even if I only apply it once or twice after feeling dry skin or even a painful crack in the side of my foot for example, it will still typically work. Add to that, the ease of use compared to something like a cream. It's night and day. So easy to apply, works great... Five stars. The cost compared to a cream seems good to me, although I haven't done intensive comparison or anything. The creams I used in the past (little blue can) went pretty fast, and were expensive. Hopefully it will work for you as well as it does for me.

These booties helped soften and smooth my feet after I did some callus filing. They're better than other feet masks I've used. Don't try to open per instructions as they don't pull open. Instead cut a quarter of an inch along the top of each bootie. The tabs to secure the them fall off, but aren't necessary to use anyway.

As other reviews have said, these aren't as easy to open and secure as the instructions say. The inside lining had to be separately peeled open and the adhesive fastener slipped off entirely. I kept them on my feet by putting socks over them which also helped me not slip and slide on the kitchen floor. There is a little tingling sensation. Not unpleasant but unexpected. The scent is nice and helps make it feel like a spa experience. If I had to choose, I do prefer the Aquaphor booties over these, but they're still top quality and a good price.

These are really great to use if you want a quick way to make your feet soft however, the prices are ridiculous and the results do not last, especially if you aren't using them regularly - and if you are using them regularly then the cost goes up up up. You can achieve the same result by rubbing Vaseline on your heals and covering with socks overnight. Super soft feet

Tough to open. Okay results but my feet have the skin of a prehistoric reptile. After treatment my feet didn’t make scraping noises under the sheets.

Ok! First time user. Had them on about 10 minutes and so I’m a fan. I have RA and also some neuropathy. I am at what I hope is the end end of a bad flare up. At night after my feet have ached and hurt all day and night they burn and tingle throughout the night. These are very soothing. I bought several different things for my feet that were delivered today. I can’t wait to try them all but I would recommend these to anybody and I will definitely be purchasing again I don’t know if it’s gonna do anything about dry cracked feet, but they really feels good after I woke up with the burning sensation. They soothing and that’s what matters right now to me at the moment.

These work great!! I love them for my feet and recently took in a young man who’d been homeless for three years prior to my meeting him. He had a hard time adjusting to being housed when he first got here and he ran away for three weeks, but found his way back home. Apparently he lost his shoes after two weeks and spent the final week running barefoot everywhere, including when he was sleeping in the woods and walking in gravel and asphalt. His feet were shredded and swollen and hot to the touch when he got home - to the point I wanted to take him to the hospital. He just wanted to shower, eat, and sleep, so instead, I made him thoroughly wash his feet and then put these booties on him overnight; his feet were so improved by morning that we didn’t have to go. (FWIW, this is six months later and my bonus kid is now feeling safe and secure, had a job, and has not run away since. 😊)