Burt's Bees Coconut Oil Foot Cream, Package May Vary, 4.3 Oz

I’ve been using this foot cream for a week now, and it’s been effective! The texture is smooth and not greasy, which is a huge plus. It absorbs quickly into the skin, leaving my feet feeling soft and hydrated without any sticky residue. I especially love how it helps with dry, cracked heels—after a few applications, the difference is noticeable. The light, refreshing scent is subtle but pleasant. Overall, this foot cream has definitely improved the overall comfort of my feet. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a reliable and effective foot care product!

I am in my mid 30's and live in MN where the winters get cold and the air really dry = extra dry skin in the winter. I have always had troubles with dry skin, but of course, in the winter it gets so much worse. Last year for the first time in my life, the heels on my feet actually cracked. I had no idea how painful this can be. From then on I have decided to do whatever I can to avoid this problem in the future which lead me to buying an assortment of extra intense moisturizers. This buy far was the best and I continue to buy it. It is super thick and kind of like Vaseline, but thicker than that. You apply it before going to bed and need to wear socks with it which at first isn't something I wanted to do, but I got over that real quickly when I saw the results. I also love the smell of it - peppermint. This is going to sound a little weird, but it doesn't taste bad either. LOL! Not that I intended to taste it..... After putting some on my feet I picked up my cup and when I drank out of it I must have touched the area my lips came into contact with because I could taste it a little bit. Nothing chemically. I love the fact that this is Burt's Bees and that they use natural products. Other items I have tried: Heel tastic Intensive Therapy - I like that it is in a tube, like a big fat chapstick and you can "roll" it on your feet, but just didn't do much for me. Also, I don't like the smell. O'Keefes Healthy Feet/Working Hands - It soaks into your skin really quickly. I like it for my hands during the day, but still wasn't as great as Burt's Bees. ProLinc Calous Remover - I highly recommend!!!!! This is a fantastic product to use to help get the dry thick skin off your feet - whatever the season. You use it while showering - best to do it after you've been in there for a while and your skin is softened. Put it on your feet and use a pumice stone (or preferably a Ped Egg). I did find out the hard way though that if I use it after my feet are already cracked it is going to cause them to crack even more. Smith and Nephew Moisturizing Cream - I first tried this lotion when in the hospital after a surgery. This is an amazing thick lotion - a dense cream. I love this for my body, but still prefer Burt's Bees overnight foot cream to intensely moisturize my poor heals. I have continued to use Burt's Bees foot cream this winter (usually every other night) and haven't had a single crack in my heels!

Works well, smells amazing

Nice & thick ointment & seems to really help cracked heels.

As other reviewers have said, it's really not a cream, it's more of an ointment. Very greasy, and definitely not something you would want to put on before slipping on some sandals going outside. In fact, even when I use it as directed on the bottle (apply it at bedtime, put some cotton socks on, and let it soak in overnight), my feet still feel slimy 24 hours later; I have to wash my feet before putting on sandals, otherwise the residue will stain them :(. However, on the bright side, it seems to work pretty well for penetrating and treating dry/cracked heels -- especially for an all-natural product. If I didn't have such a strong preference for all-natural products, I'd instead use Gold Bond Foot Cream Triple Action Relief 4oz (Pack of 3) , which is less greasy, soaks in more quickly, and gets my heels in good shape more quickly. But since I do, I'll continue using this Burt's Bees product through the summer as needed (but plan to wash my feet in the morning before slipping on sandals). If you want a light-duty, less greasy lotion that just makes your feet smell nice and helps you to relax a little (and you aren't trying to treat dry/cracked heels), try Burt's Bees Peppermint Foot Lotion, 3.38 Ounces .

This Is hands down still some of the best stuff you can put on your feet. I've bought callous filers, and those fancy sanders, and while those work, they can be kind of irritating to the foot. I had remembered this stuff when I was in my twenties (now 40's) and it worked fabulous. Thought I'd try it again, because my feet would get smooth with those appliances...but not soft & still had cracks. I literally use this before bed with a pair of ankle socks and after a few days I couldn't believe the difference in my feet. It literally has done the trick without having to use a dangerous blade that if you're not careful can cut you or those sandpaper machines that can irritate your feet. I love this stuff. Just have some patience and moisturize at bedtime. It's worth it. I now only use it once or twice a week for maintenance. It's been about a month,but I started noticing a difference after probably the second application. Even if you don't have cracks that you're trying to heal it's still a great moisturizer and makes the skin on your feet soft & supple again. Highly recommend.

Once a day and sometimes I can skip a day, hands down the best crème I have used for my disgusting calloused and previously cracked feet. Having had problems with my feet for about 10-12 years, I have tried all kinds of foot creams. This one is heads above anything I have used, and here is why. First most creams if they worked at all had to be applied 3 - 4 times a day to cause any good improvement, and if I missed a day the reversal of skin condition was not only felt it was visible. I have to soak my feet once a week in tea tree oil, and then use a pumice stone, then I apply this product. I had never been able to totally rid my feet of at least some nasty places. Then when I started to use this product I noticed it was keeping my feet softer, and healing better than anything I had ever used. Eventually, after about 6 weeks of my soaking, tea tree oil and Burt's Coconut Foot Crème regime ---- for the first time in years and years ALL of my foot surface, toes, heels, ankles were as soft and smooth as my 2 year old grand daughters feet. What a blessing and relief and so nice not to have those ugly, embarrassing feet to hide in the summer. And to be able to touch my hubbies feet with my bare feet without fear of what he thought. I find this cream to be greasy, and after I use it I put my feet up and don't walk at all until all the crème is soaked in, about an hour to and hour and a half. Of course this will depend on how much you use. I really lay it on thick about 2 days out of the week and the other 5 days use less and rub it in really well. Works its magic really well on dry elbows and knees quickly restoring soft, supple skin in those area as well. As long as Burt's Bees does not change its non chemical formula they have at least one customer for life with this product.

This foot "cream" is perfect to help those cracked heals. I'd say it's more of a balm than a cream. I put lotion on and then slap this on top. It's smell heavenly, like a subtle mix between vanilla and coconut that is just the right amount of scent.