Urea 40% Foot Cream - 4 oz - Premium Callus Remover - Moisturizes and Rehydrates Thick, Cracked, Rough, Dead and Dry Skin - Elbow and Feet

I originally bought this for my mom's SEVERELY cracked, sore feet. Let me just say that this cream is legit - coming from a skin care guru. This is the only topical cream ever to make any kind of difference on her feet (no exaggeration). I have several skin issues myself; acne, keratosis pilaris, dry cracked skin, eczema...etc and this cream has made a tremendous difference in all of these problems, including my acne, yes my ACNE. *IMPORTANT TIP* I truly believe to reap the benefits of this cream, you must apply it to freshly washed skin. 1. DRY CRACKED FEET - At night, shower to soften skin on heels, scrub bottom of feet with pumice stone. Right out of the shower, dry feet and apply cream and then put gel-heel socks on and go to bed with them. These socks really help to assist in the absorption of the cream. Once a week soak your feet for about 10 min in warm water with white vinegar then use a callus softener and callus shaver/grader on the softened skin on the heels, follow w/the application of the urea cream+socks and I can guarantee you will see and feel a major difference the morning after. 2. ACNE - I can hear people now..saying, "you put that on your face?!" Yes! I put this cream on my face! Without writing a book, I will just say, non comedogenic or not, this cream has helped to clear my acneic skin. Most people with acne believe the last thing they need is to put a thick moisturizing cream on their face, but somehow Urea has balanced my angry skin incredibly well. Bonus - this cream allows you to use acne fighting ingredients like (benzoyl peroxide, retinols, salicylic acid etc) without the irritation or dryness! This is because Urea is a keratolytic (slight exfoliant) as well as an AMAZING moisturizer and product booster (makes skin more permeable which allows better penetration of other products). How I use it for my face: I mix 2-3 drops of Organic Rosehip Oil with the 40% Urea before I apply it to my freshly cleansed face. I recommend starting out with a tiny bit and mixing it with your favorite face moisturizer to see how you skin responds. Give it at least 4 days to see any kind of change. 3. DRY PATCHES ON SKIN - I cannot stress this enough, apply this cream right out of the shower! Skin is softer, pores are open, absorption is better. You can even use this cream on texture/tone problem areas, my mom has mature skin (in her 60s) and she started applying the cream under her eyes, she swears by it. 4. TOENAIL FUNGUS - There is a whole regimen we follow for using this in conjunction with a toenail fungus treatment, but I will keep this section short. IF YOU HAVE TOENAIL FUNGUS, apply a tiny bit of this cream to your nails at night and wash nails in the morning, THEN use your Fungal treatment. Urea will help whatever fungal treatment your're using to absorb into the nail matrix. We started using this on my grandmother's toenails about 3 weeks ago and while she has a long way to go, her nail color has actually come back to a normal color (nail color is no longer opaque), although we are still working on the nail thickness.

I have been using this cream on my feet daily for about 3 months now. I am a nurse and I am on my feet constantly. I have had calluses on my feet forever, probably from years of wearing pooly fitting dress shoes when I was young woman. Growing up barefoot as a child in the country didn't help my feet much either, I am sure! I have been giving my feet some much deserved attention as of late due to the fact that I am in my 50's now and being on my feet long days takes a toll on them. Along with using Open Naturals 40% urea cream every night prior to bed, I have been soaking my feet in a foot tub of epsom salt water once weekly. Immediately after soaking, I use a pumice stone to gently remove any callous that has softened. After 3 months of diligently following this routine, I am happy to see that my feet look and feel better than they have in years. I have to stress though that it is only after following this routine faithfully that I have seen these good results. This cream isn't a "miracle serum" as some might make you believe. It takes more than a few days to see results. It is a very nice, rich moisture cream with the addition of urea which, when used daily, is effective in eliminating calluses. Additionally, I have discovered that it is effective in eliminating warts! Only after I started this foot routine did I realize that I had three warts in between two of my toes. They gradually dissipated and today they are gone which is a big relief! I contribute that to the additional ingredient of tea tree oil which it also contains. The cream does dry with a chalky type residue but I always wash my feet first thing in the morning so it doesn't bother me at all. As a consumer and as a healthcare provider, I definitely give this product two thumbs up!

I got this for my husband that has eczema or psoriasis on his knees. He works on his knees frequently doing all sorts of mechanical repairs. He would scratch and scratch them until they bled. My sister in law who is a doctor recommended he try this as it changes the PH of your skin. He has been using this for a month or so and it is working great! No more bleeding and constantly scratching. You do need to use this EVERY day for it to work properly. It does leave a bit of a white pasty film on the skin after you apply it. I did a little research on urea cream and learned that you also need to add another deep moisturizer after applying this for it to work best. I have tried it on my callused heels and it works very well. I also regularly scrub them with a pumice stone in the shower and get a pedicure every 2-3 months.

This cream is amazing. I have bought lotions, creams, and had a referral to the podiatrist denied. I had sore cracked heels that had th8ck dry skin around them, often times not wanting to wear sandals...or it hurt when I walked. Had more of a problem n the summer. The skin was so th8ck n some spots I could take a razor and shave off skin. Searched online for some answers because nobody or anything seemed to be of any help. Found reviews for this and am so glad I tired it. Was very skeptical, but couldn't believe the difference and feeling it gave my feet. This is by no means a "cure"...and I do still have areas that aren't totally perfect, BUT...out of anything I have ever tried, this cream works THE best. It softened and moisturized my feet enough for the appearance to dramatically change, and the soreness of cracks were gone. I am not diabetic so not sure why I have issues with my feet. Wish I would have discovered this long ago. I used the 40% urea cream and can NOT BELIEVE the benefits of it. I am also really upset that no doctor or dermatologist even bothered to mention this cream...cause it works so well!!!!. This proves to me that they don't always know best. Please try! You won't be disappointed! I could go on forever about this.... A++++++++

I have psoriasis on my palms of hands and soles of my feet. My skin is very dry, cracks, peels. During my last visit to the dermatologist she prescribed and topical with coal tar + steriod. But, she almost mentioned that 40% urea was available on Amazon and that might help. I ordered my first jar and at first, there was chalking, balling up of the lotion but then I started to use it correctly. You need to rub into your skin. This cream nourishes healthy skin while helping to slough off dead skin. So any photos you see of dry skin is dead skin that is sloughing off! This cream definitely helps to slough my thick layers of dead skin is definitely soothing. It will not cure my psoriasis but is definitely helping. Just yesterday, I put on the cream on my hands and noticed some white/dead skin on a spot where I had not had psoriasis, sure enough, when I looked closely I could see tiny bumps of psoriasis starting to form. I quickly put on my steroid topical since this is an area I had not had psoriasis before. I think I caught it time so it will not get really bad. Again, I would not have seen this spot without the urea cream, it found where the dead skin and was sloughing it off. Truly good stuff!

I have eczema. 40% Urea cream is the only thing I've found that consistently improves my skin. It just makes my fingers feel normal. It relaxes the skin, makes it feel smooth and gets rid of that horrible Velcro feeling on my fingertips. (Colloidal oatmeal often helps, but not as consistently as urea cream.) This is also very good for prepping calluses for scraping or grinding. Before you do a pedicure, use urea cream for a few nights. Sleep with it on the rough parts of your feet. It will help the dead skin slough off easily. (Nothing magical is going to happen to your calluses if you just put this cream on and do nothing else. Use this as a prep.) Before using this brand, I used two different prescription urea creams. This is comparable. Some other brands here have extra moisturizers in them. I like the plain urea better. The only downside is it leaves a little white residue. Nothing major though.

Purchased for calluses and rough feet - bought due to positive ratings and presence of urea. It has a slight odor that I don't care for but it's tolerable and not a deal-breaker. The consistency is a nice and thick cream, but somehow feels quite tacky when I put it one - especially the residue on my hands - although it can be washed off with soap/water. I give 3 stars because it does not seem any more effective than a drugstore/big box cream, or even an oil, that can be purchased for 1/2 price. So, it works as a cream but no better than a much less expensive one.

It’s a great cream to add to your foot regimen. I love that it contains natural ingredients has 40% urea base. It goes on smoothly and really has no fragrance—very slight earthy smell. I always wear socks with creams and this one is no different. Some reviewers say it’s sticky. Well, slightly but again, wear socks, since any creams make your feet slippery. Love that it’s made in USA and is cruelty free. I’ll definitely reorder when I need more. I’d recommend it.