Urea Cream 42% Foot Cream Salicylic Acid 4 Oz, Upgraded Callus Remover For Feet, Knees& Elbows, Intensive Moisturizes & Softens Skin, Exfoliates Dead Skin

Urea is the best ingredient for softening heavy skin and callouses on your feet and hands. The higher the percentage the better. At 42% this is one of the highest percentages you can find in an over the counter product and if you get a prescription from your Dermatologist for Urea cream it will be up in the $100 range. The salicylic acid helps with exfoliation and along with the Tea Tree oil provides some anti-fungal benefits. The cream base is a light whip that is absorbed quickly and although not listed as fragrance free I find that it has little to no odor. I have a hereditary skin condition that causes heavy overgrowth of skin on my hands and feet so I use a urea cream all the time. Since I use a lot I generally look for the best value i.e. highest percentage of Urea, good secondary ingredients and good price. This is the first time that I have tried Vebuni Brand and I will definitely look for it the next time. Nice product, nice price.

I have a problem of rough dry skin, cracked heel and cracked elbows. These conditions are inherited from family history. I had tried several creams as per recommendation of skin specialist such as 12% Lactic acid, 12% ammonium lactate, Lydex-sal acid etc. Nothing worked to my satisfaction and I was looking for something suitable available at reasonable price. Based on very encouraging reviews of 42 % Urea cream with 2% Sal acid, I decided to try it. Now after its use for more than a month, I am happy to say this cream give satisfactory results. I apply this cream twice a day as suggested. I wear diabetic socks (I am diabetic-2) after applying cream. My dry skin area has become soft, smooth and moisturised. I like this odorless, non greasy cream available without prescription at reasonable price.

My doctor recommended a urea cream with salicylic acid for my extremely dry feet. Having two autoimmune chronic conditions, my skin is dry but my feet are the worst. I've literally tried all the advertised lotions wo any results. My doctor told me she uses a cream with urea and salicylic acid and it works. She told she gets it on Amazon. There are a multitude of these types of creams so after a lot of research I decided to try this one. It had a lot of positive reviews and a high rating. I use after showing and wear cotton socks. Usually with other name brand lotions my feet are still somewhat dry. The next evening my feet were still soft and felt the way they did the night before when I first used the cream. I've been using for almost a month and my feet are looking better and healing. This cream is also good for calluses. I've had two for years and nothing I did would make them completely go away. Since using the cream, my calluses are slowly going away. So far it's a good product and its working and the price is good. It's well worth it and better than the more expensive products that don't work on really tough skin problems.

I'm on my second jar of this product. My elbows and heels get so hard and callused and this is a God send. I usually use it at night for both and on me elbows in the morning. It is unbelievably how well this works! I also use one of those cosmetic pumice stones about once a week after a bath when my heels are soft. If you have elbow and heel problems, definitely try this!

I have terrible calluses and dry feet. This product has transformed them to be soft and moisturized. The texture is thin and easy to apply. I have to wash my have after applying then wear socks, but it is worth the hassle.

I love the consistency. Light and not oily. I feels very moisturizing when applied, however, once it's washed off the area feels dry. I think it helps with calluses, but needs time. What I don't like is that the container is small and the price is expensive. I easily went through two of them now and I feel like I need more. Because it's expensive am thinking should I get a third one or look or a better price?! If I do end up getting one and see much difference, I will come back and update my review. Overall, it's a good product. I recommend you give it a try, I am sure you will not be disappointed.

I love this product! It’s been a godsend for both the summer and winter. My heels and toes tend to crack and split when they get too dry from wearing socks and shoes, and sandals. It’s really painful! I got this to help moisturize and smooth my skin, and I haven’t had a split or lesion in almost a year! It smells nice, like aloe, and has a nice, thick feeling to it. I use it primarily on my feet, but I have used it on my arms as well. I don’t feel like it is greasy after giving it a chance to soak in. This is my second jar, and it definitely won’t be my last.

My heels were dry and cracking to the point of bleeding. Nothing I tried worked to address the problem. I finally asked my dermatologist for treatment recommendations. My dermatologist recommended a urea cream of at least 40% to treat my dry, cracking heels. This cream exceeds my dermatologist's recommendation for the level of urea and has salicylic acid as well. It goes on soft, smooth, and is not strongly scented. I apply the cream every night at bedtime and lock it in with a pair of silicone-heeled socks. I also apply it in the morning if I will be wearing shoes with socks. I started seeing results within 2 weeks - no more painful cracks! After a month, all the fissures in my heels were gone. I am now to the point where I apply the cream at night as needed to keep my heels crack-free. The only thing I dislike about the product is that my hands feel a bit sticky after applying the product to my feet. I usually wash my hands afterward. (My feet don't feel sticky, so I don't know why my hands do.) I would highly recommend this product to a friend.