Urea Cream 40 Percent for Feet, Formulated by Doctors, Foot Cream for Dry Cracked Heels, Foot Callus Remover, Rehydrates Dry, Rough, Dead Skin on the Feet, Hands, and Elbows, Free Pumice

It works just like a more expensive brand so I’m glad I found it. It keeps the rough spots on my feet nice and smooth.

The Activelife urea cream is a fairly thick cream with a reasonably decent scent (mostly smells of tea tree oil). It applies well, but is definitely best to use after a shower/bath. Actually, if you have a foot bath/soak/massager it works even better after using that. I have been soaking my feet in a foot massager for about 20 minutes (using dead sea salts in the soak) and then applying the cream after I am done. I allow it to absorb as much as possible (while my feet are propped up to prevent it from getting on the floor/carpet!) and then putting low cut socks on. I try to do this just before bedtime so that the socks don’t rub the cream off. It has a slight tingle to it when applied - if you can imagine the feeling of a menthol type cream only much weaker, that is how I would describe the sensation - pleasant but noticeable. It comes with a small scrub brush and pumice stone. The pumice stone is nice but the brush is pretty flimsy and weak. I am not 100% sure but it appeared that the brush had maybe been glued onto the stone (???) but was not attached when I received it. I say it ‘appears’ that way because there is a sort of stain onthe pumice stone that looks like it might be dried glue (speculation on my part). The cream definitely softens the feet and the pumice stone helps to remove dead skin. I suspect that the effectiveness of the product depends on the specific condition of your feet - in my case it is more tough, calloused skin (no cracks) and it has definitely helped.

The cream really helps moisturize and exfoliates my dry, scratchy heels. The pumice is also helpful for exfoliating, but I think a good metal foot file is easier to use. I don’t really need the brush and mine has not come unglued from the pumice, but if it does, it won’t matter to me. It’s really the urea in the cream that does the majority of the moisturizing and exfoliating and it works great. It has the highest concentration of urea I’ve ever seen. It has a slight chemical odor as expected but that is mostly masked by the tea tree oil. This makes my heels look/feel good again.

This cream is for hydration, softening and soothing thick, dry, cracked skin. The directions state to use after showering and just before bedtime. Being that the cream is for rough, dry skin I applied it to my feet, hands and elbows shortly after my nightly shower. The cream is a thick consistency but spreads easily. When it dried it left a waxy film on my skin. It was not visible, but I could feel it whenever I moved my fingers or toes or rubbed the areas on which I had applied the cream. Since it felt strange, I thought that perhaps I was supposed to apply the cream and leave it on for a while to allow time for it to absorb into the skin and then wash the areas; however, the directions made no mention of that. I suppose if the cream is beneficial to my skin, I could do this before bedtime a few times to see if there are noticeable changes, but I probably won't, and I definitely will not put it on after a morning shower.

Urea cream for feet has a pleasant super mild chamomile and tea tree oil scent. The scent is not noticeable after applying the foot cream. The cream is medium in viscosity and has a mild greasy feeling when applied, but washes off hands like it's a non-greasy cream. It kinda reminds me of a petroleum base type product but different. I like to apply the foot cream right before bedtime to let it absorb overnight. It does provide a good moisturizing effect for my feet. Pumice stone/brush is a nice addition but it could use better glue as mine was already in two pieces before even using. Overall, I do like the mild scented foot cream and it works well for moisturizing my feet before bedtime.

I received a sealed 4 ounce jar of Activelife 40% Urea Cream. A pumice stone/nail brush combination was also sealed with the jar of cream. The expiration date is 2 years from the date I received it.I usually only use healing ointment to soothe and hydrate my very cracked heals. I tried this cream with dry feet then with wet feet. Using dry feet, I must work harder to soften my cracked skin on my feet. The cream works better with wet feet since the cream seems to absorb better in the skin. Using this cream and pumice stone together does a good job in smoothing my cracked heals. The cream doesn’t get the job done at 100%, but it does help to make my heals softer and get rid of some of those cracks on my heels.

I don’t have cracked feet, just rough and calloused on my heel and big toes. This not only feels good on the skin but it also has helped soften mine. I’m sure the more you use it the better it helps. I’ve only used it twice and can see a difference. Of course it also helps to use the included pumice stone and brush. If you have rougher feet and want them to have a softer feel and appearance for summer sandals you should definitely give this a try!

This stuff is wonderful. Made my rough feet smooth as silk. Per instructions, I soaked(about 30 minutes) the pumice stone first. I then washed and dried my feet,applied some of this product, then went to work on them. I really felt at first that there would be no way that it would my "concrete" heels any better. I was wrong. This product worked wonders. It took a little elbow grease BUT it was well worth the time and effort. My feet feel and look sooooooo much better. Since it worked so well for me, I highly recommend this product.