As Seen On TV Miracle Foot Repair Cream Reviews

Quick View: I did NOT see this on TV. I found it on Amazon.com. I bought it initially for my husband who has the worse cracked heels and dry feet ever. But I tried it too and it's GOOD! — About Miracle Foot Repair Cream — This cream has 60% aloe in it for deep repair as well as menthol to give the feet that fun tingle. It eliminates odor as it works on cracked heels and dry feet. My husband had the worst case is yick feet ever. He wears work boots all day and, as a supervisor, walks miles a day on jobs to be sure everyone is doing what they should. He isn't one to take… read full review »

I love this stuff...I picked mine up at Linens & Things, I believe, but you can also find this in drugstores like Rite Aid, Walgreens, etc. For a huge tube, you only pay like $6 or $7 bucks....the tube will last you forever. I love this stuff b/c it's thick & rich, yet it absorbs quickly. It has a nice minty smell and delivers somewhat of a cooling sensation when applied. It does help with foot odor, as I would use it after coming home from waitressing. Bottom line: this stuff is great and won't break the bank. Highly… read full review »

This Miracle Foot Repair Cream worked wonderfully on my dry, cracked feet when just about nothing else did.  My daughter has extremely dry, scaly skin and the skin on the back of her neck became very red and chapped.  I didn't tell her this was "foot repair" cream and told her, "Here, try this on your neck."  The back of her neck is now so soft and smooth.  I finally let her in on the secret....hehe....but she doesn't care that it's foot cream because she never thought her skin could be… read full review »

This product really works.  I have struggled with dry skin and especially dry heels for a long time.  Even though I moisturize twice a day, my heels continued to be rough and dry.  One day my husband bought me this foot cream.  I loved it!  It absorbs well, without feeling greasy, and it made my feet baby smooth.  I have recommended it to… read full review »