ENVISHAUrea Cream 42 Percent for Feet - 42% Urea Foot Cream with 2% Salicylic Acid - For Feet, Hands, Heels, Elbows, Nails & Knees - 4 oz

I have used several brands of this cream. Many are very similar. This one seems to be a little bit thicker in consistency. I use it for foot cream to prevent dry skin. It seems to work. Very easy to apply but a little messy.

Absorbs quickly. No slimy residue. I love this product and the fact that there is no scent. I use it on my hands also.

You will still need to exfoliate your feet, but it works well enough that I bough a second jar.

Great product

This is definitely one of THE BETTER FOOT CREAMS WITH UREA! It does actually absorb and it’s very thick and creamy. Not thin or slimy like the other ones I’ve purchased. There’s ABSOLUTELY ZERO SCENT WHICH I LOVE! Works great! Highly recommend!!!

10/3/2023Compared to other 40% Urea Foot Creams this product seems very... Dainty? Weak? Doesn't seem to do much of anything to the dead (calluses etc.) skin. It feels pretty much exactly like plain "cold cream". As some other reviews note, no smell either. So I'm guessing it has little if any urea. YMMVI wish one of the big name companies would make this stuff, this "no rules" "put whatever in the package" gets old.Oh, just because I noticed a review for one of these urea creams mention it: The urea in cosmetics is NOT made from animal urine, it's a byproduct / side-product of petroleum and natural gas production. So no little fuzzies tortured for their urine, just giant chemical plants. IMHO

I heard about Urea products and how they softened the skin. I was skeptical. I had bought a jar but misplaced it. So, I bought this one, a different brand. I was shockingly effective. Several years ago, a picked up a callous on my big toe while running with trail shoes on streets. It hurt like heck. Nothing brought relief. Basically, I went with the standard treatment, salicylic acid to remove the callous or just cut it off with a blade. But it always returned with no change. While there were no instructions for how the urea cream was to be used, I figured I needed to keep it in place. So, I put a bit on and covered it with a band aid, then repeat the process a day later.Within weeks, the callous had softened, and I could pry off layers of skin. Regrowth seemed very slow and the callous remained soft. The pain is completely gone. Now I can go for a week or two without reapplying the urea and notice no change. I am simply shocked how well this works.I found the old jar that had been missing. It seems to have the same ingredients as this one and both are made in China. Perhaps a single factory makes this stuff and puts it in different boxes. Perhaps not. Amazon claims I bought the Envisha, but my box says Ceessting. Any difference between the two? Maybe I got lucky. Maybe they are very similar.

This is the best cream for your feet!