Highly effective for rough cracked heels and more

Urea is natural, it’s one of several components that keep hydration balance in the most outer layers of our skin. It’s actually a waste product, found in urine, sweat, blood and human milk. This cream smells like ammonia if you get your nose up in the jar, which is natural considering what it is, but I applied it with my bare hands and I did not smell it on my hands afterwards.

Synthetic urea is manufactured for topical creams in varying strengths. High concentrations promote the breakdown of dead skin with its keratolytic actions. Low concentrations are good moisturizers. This Urea42 is the strongest over the counter formulation containing 42% active ingredient. It is the best urea cream for extremely dry, rough or cracked skin. It is able to penetrate even very thick, dry skin and break down rough surfaces that are caused by dead skin cells. This makes it a good tool for cracked hands and feet, foot calluses and corns, and helps break down thick misshapen nails.

My personal experience is that it softened and smoothed my feet in 4 uses. My feet, especially my heels, were rough and were even snagging the sheets a bit. So in the evening, when I got a chance to stop for the day and sit down, I spot applied small amounts of the cream on all the rough places and put socks on. By the time I went to bed the cream was absorbed and I slept without the socks. After the second day of this, I could tell it was starting to help. I did it two more nights and my heels and whole feet are now soft and smooth, as if I did a foot peel, but I never noticed the shed, so I’m not sure how much of the process was moisturizing vs shedding.

My husband has thick damaged toenails from getting athlete’s foot at the gym, so now he’s going to try this on his feet too. He’s tried prescription pills that helped somewhat but they can cause liver damage and he didn’t want to risk another course of that, and other otc products haven’t really been able to resolve it. Will update if it helps him too.

Smooth feet!

I love that this Urea Cream for Feet (42% Maximum Strength) comes from a small business! It works really well, softening dry, rough feet and making them feel much smoother. The formula is deeply moisturizing and gently exfoliates while locking in hydration.

I also appreciate that it’s fragrance-free and paraben-free, so it’s gentle on my skin. The added mango and shea butters make it feel extra nourishing. Plus, the included pumice stone and brush are a nice bonus! Definitely a great find for keeping feet soft.

Softens feet

In the last few years my feet have become more dry and calloused than ever. Don’t know if it’s age or winters, but cracking is the new normal for me. I picked up this product in search of a solution and it does improve the texture of my feet. They are softer now. I like the ingredients in this cream, which include mango and shea butters. I also like that it is fragrance-free and paraben-free. It has not irritated my skin and I’ve has no adverse reaction from using it. I’m glad I tried this foot softener.

Urea Cream

This is a urea cream with mango and shea butter that is made in the USA. It also comes with a little brush/pumice stone tool. The cream is nice and thick and fragrance free. It goes on smoothly and no greasy feeling. It softens up my feet so I can exfoliate the dead skin off better. It also is good to use on my hands from time to time. It does not irritate my skin, just makes it feel soft and moisturized. I am very pleased with this urea cream.

I’m impressed!

Seriously life saver. I have such dry and callused feet. I started this because I had such a deep crack in my heal, it hurt to walk. I’ve used this overnight three days in a row, it’s already helped immensely already. It’s still rough but I was amazed what three nights of use had helped so much. It does have a a slight bleach smell I was taken back by, not sure if that’s normal with urea products. But it has worked incredibly well-and so fast.

Time for sandals!

After a long winter, I realized that my feet are not ready for sandals and found the perfect solution! This is a great set and is doing wonders for my cracked heels. The cream is light and absorbs quickly making it easy to exfoliate with the pumice stone. Since this absorbs quickly my feet art not slippery after application. My feet are noticeably smoother with just a couple of applications. I will continue to use this and would recommend.

Very Moisturizing

This Urea Cream for Feet Maximum Strength 42% Foot Cream for Calluses and Dry Feet contains Shea and Mango Butters. It comes with a combination, brush and Pumice stone. The pumice stone does a nice job of exfoliating. The cream is very moisturizing. The addition of Shea and mango butters really makes a difference after just one use at night the next morning My feet were much softer. Very happy with the screen.

Easy to use, great results on heels

I am loving this 42% urea cream. The cream is easy to use and apply. The cream absorbed quickly and did not leave an oily mess. Worked great on my heels and dry skin. My feet looked fantastic after use. The Simon felt hydrated and soft. No irritation noted. Set comes with a small scrubber pumice stone combo. I will continue to use.

Great for dry feet

This cream works well to hydrate dry feet and make them soft and smooth. No more getting the fibers of my socks hung up on dry patches of skin. This product comes in a 4 oz jar with a brush and stone. It is easy to use, and I like the fact that it is fragrance free.

helping cracked heels

I like it with the brush in the set already. It is convenient that I don't need to buy any brush for heels. It can be used for both brush and sand sides. The cream is effective and hydrating enough for cracked heels. It doesn't have any scent which I like more.

Foot cream

E amado esta crema es muy buena calidad lo que más me gusta que me suaviza bastante mi piel es genial su calidad y estilo me la deja súper hidratada puedo decir que la recomiendo 🤩

moisturizing foot cream

This foot cream is deeply moisturizing and keeps your feet from drying, creating lasting softness by creating a protective moisture barrier.

best

It works wonders, wife and I have bee using this over 30 yeras

Good for nails

Softens skin and helps fix weak nails. Good for nails

Foot care

This is what my podiatrist recommends. It works.

PRICE

DOES THE JOB I'VE BEEN USING PRODUCT FOR A YEAR

Works

It works for me.

urea cream for feet

Decided to give this urea cream a try for my dry, rough feet. The high percentage of urea sounded like it might actually do something. It's a pretty thick cream, takes a little bit to soak in, but my feet do seem to softer and more moisturized after using it. Also, th pumice stone/brush doesn't hurt. I'm giving it 4 stars for now because while there seems to be some improvement, especially with general dryness, I haven't seen dramatic results on tougher calluses just yet. It feels like the kind of product you need to use consistently over a longer period to really judge its full effectiveness and see if the results last.

Soft and smooth feet !

This cream for feet include a high urea concentration for softening dry skin, shea and mango butters for moisturization, and a paraben free, fragrance free formula suitable for sensitive skin. The product comes with a free pumice stone and brush and has a 4oz size. Benefits include moisturizing my dry skin, softening calluses, soothing sensitive skin, and providing additional hydration with natural butters. I liked it!

Works great ~

My feet get rough from time to time. I applied this cream and saw a great difference. It is thick. I don’t find it super greasy. The pumice stone and brush were helpful. They made my feet feel soft and smooth. It took a little time, but the results showed. The big downside is the smell. I didn’t like it. I can tolerate it because the cream works. The performance is there.

Why so expensive?

I can't give 4 stars because it should be half the price. But it does leave my feet really soft. I apply after a shower and cover with socks. I don't notice a strong smell, but it's the last step in my nighttime routine. So if it does have a smell it's probably covered up by whatever scent I put on for bed. I haven't used the pumice/scrub brush.

Thick and not greasy

This cream applies on smoothly and leaves you dry and not greasy. I can apply it and still can type on my keyboard. It's super thick and my skin feels smoother. Time will tell if my KP improves. If applied on dry skin, you may need to spritz with a little water and rub in in case you get a white haze. The white haze does rub away with moisture.

Using For KP, Not A Fan Of The Smell

Not really using this or my feet, I'm trying this on my KP since I read this can help with it. It came with a nice brush and the jar it comes in is a good size. Not a fan of the smell though. I'll update if anything changes.

A little messy, otherwise good.

Best cream so far.

Works perfectly

Very good product

Can't get past the strong smell...

I have very dry and peeling skin on my hands and have used a foot balm in the past (with 24% urea) that's helped. I saw this cream with 42% urea and figured I'd give it a try. It did not go well. The jar was safety sealed in plastic and also had a safety seal on the lid, which was nice. It comes with a foot scrubber and that was a good bonus. But that was pretty much all I liked aside from the good consistency of the cream.
First, the product listing states the country of origin as being the USA, but it doesn't say 'Made in the USA' anywhere on the jar. Second, I opened the jar and lifted up the safety seal and smelled the cream. Big mistake. The scent was so strong that it was overwhelming. It had a chemical/ammonia smell that was super powerful. I read the ingredients (not listed in the product description so I uploaded a photo) and nothing stood out as being of concern except for the phenoxyethanol. The other urea cream I've used in the past did not have a strong scent at all. Maybe this one was so strong because it has a higher percent of urea? Not sure. But it's way too strong for me to handle.
The consistency was fine - a nice cream that's not too thick or too thin. I put it on my hands and rubbed it in. It left them feeling a bit dry and sticky. Since the smell had me freaked out, I just washed off the cream and called it a day. Maybe it will work for others, but it's not something I want to use because I couldn't get past the smell.

Thick, creamy, but sticky

This definitely works. It is thick and deeply moisturizing and everything it is advertised to be...but I don't love it. I wanted to double check that it was fragrance free so as soon as I had the jar open I stuck my nose in for a big whiff. DO NOT DO THAT! No added fragrance does not mean there isn't a natural smell to this product and, unfortunately, that smell is like ammonia. The good news is that if you keep it away from your nose you'll never notice it. It was fine while using it, just don't intentionally sniff it! The other thing I didn't like is way more important than the smell (which, again, is perfectly avoidable if you don't actively sniff it.) While this is deeply moisturizing, it left my skin feeling sticky. I put it on my feet and put socks on right away so I didn't notice it there at first, but my hands were very sticky and I had to wash them right away. After about an hour I was curious and took my socks off. My feet were definitely sticky and the skin just felt odd. I didn't even use that much product, but it obviously doesn't absorb all the way. Maybe that stickiness is a protective moisture-locking barrier and this is actually the mother of all foot creams, but I don't find it pleasant to use so I am unlikely to purchase it in the future. Their little included branded pumice stone/foot file is cute, but kid sized. I don't see myself using it, but maybe I'll meet a child with rough feet someday and I can pass it along.

Absorbs Quickly and Softens Feet

Getting my feet ready for summer and this urea cream is definitely helping! I like that it contains shea and mango butters. It is a non-greasy formula that quickly absorbs into my feet. I really rub it into my cracked and callused heels—they were the worst and in need of softening but this cream is working on that. And I received a pumice stone with foot brush too!

Decent foot cream

This didn't seem to hydrate better than regular body lotions. It worked decently, and it might work better for others but for me it wasn't anything special or that I will continue to use. The pumice stone is decent for exfoliating, but for me I prefer more abrasivness.

For the price, it could certainly be better.

PUMICE STONE
It's been a while since I've used a pumice stone, so I don't have anything immediately available to compare. However, the more I use this, the more I believe the material is either fake, or over-processed. Not only was it chipped on arrival, it literally does NOTHING to any dead skin. The tool is a nice travel-size, however it's hard to use without a handle of some sort and not very sturdy. Honestly, for the price of the entire product, regardless of a 'bonus' item, I am very disappointed in the quality.

CREAM
The cream smells awful. It's some sort of highly concentrated medical scent, like what you would find in prescription shampoo. I can't pinpoint the source of this awful smell, so I can't describe it any better than that. The smell doesn't bother me to the point of being unusable and doesn't linger past the jar itself/retrieval from the jar. Even if you don't have sensitivities, judging by other reviews, many people probably won't enjoy this cream. Those with textural issues may not enjoy the sensation of wearing socks after application of the cream - it makes the fabric feel funny and hard to position correctly. On the plus side, the thick cream is very hydrating and will definitely benefit you with consistent use.

I am changing my mind on this and am not going to suggest it unless you can tolerate spending a stupid amount of money for a product that only half works. I really hate to change my rating, because this cream is really promising, but that's literally the only good thing from my experience.

Leaves A Sticky Film

I've had much success in the past with different urea creams for my chronic dry skin issues. So wanted to try Derm 42. It's a thick and rich cream. I was also intrigued because it said fragrance free. Almost all urea creams I've tried has a tea tree oil type of scent to it. This jar of Derm 42 is definitely not fragrance free. It actually has a very acidic aroma which I am not a very big fan of. I tested it on my elbows, knees and hands first. What I noticed was the cream was a bit sticky. It did not seem to absorb as quickly as I was expecting it to. And after about a minute of massaging it into my skin it left a film. I read the instructions and it did say it creates a moisturizing barrier. The layer of film did not feel the best so once I washed my hands I think the cream rinsed off with it. I have decided to just use this only on my feet and then put socks on after.

Strong, Unpleasant Scent

The first thing I noticed about this foot cream is the strong, unpleasant scent. It's an acrid smell similar to ammonia, and it hits the nostrils as soon as you peel back the protective flap on the jar. It's not a creamy lotion, either. It feels a little sticky and doesn't quite absorb the way a foot cream should. It makes me wonder if I received an expired product. This is not one I would come back to, especially at the current price point.

Effective but Unpleasant to Use

While this urea cream is unscented, it still has a noticeable and unpleasant smell. It does provide moisture, but it takes a long time to absorb and leaves a sticky residue on the skin. The included pumice stone and brush feel cheap and don’t add much value to the set. While the cream may work for hydration, the overall experience leaves a lot to be desired.

Smells awful

My wife threw this jar into the trash as soon as she opened it. It smells awful and she can't imagine who would use this considering how bad it smells. It reminds her of the chemicals used to perm hair.