I really don't like my feet because it's always dry and cracks. When I bought the Dr. Scholl's for Her Foot Softening Balm, I was so shocked at the results! First of all, this balm is very nice, thick, and creamy. After I applied this all over my feet, I noticed a difference the next day or so. There were less cracks and splits on the heels of my feet. Thank you Dr. Scholl!

ZhenLin

USA

Dr. Scholl's for Her Foot Softening Balm comes in a very pretty feminine pink jar.  I always think of their products as being medical, and didn't expect such a nice jar. It has a screw off top and as soon as I opened it I loved the fresh, clean smell.  The cream is pure white and really thick.  When you put your finger into it, it leaves a peak. The cream rubs very easily into your feet and immediately feels smooth and moist.  I was amazed as the underneath of my feet are really hard, from working out, dancing, and not wearing shoes in the house. I also have an area on my big toe that gets hard and crusty.  After a week of using the Dr. Scholl's balm the area was soft again. I really love this product and will use it whenever my feet need hydration. It comes in a 4 ounce jar and will last a long time.

Susie-34668

New Port Richey, FL

I bought **Dr. Scholl's for Her Foot Softening Balm because, honestly, the little lavender tub was cute.  I had tried many, many other kinds of lotions, but my heels and toes were always very callused and rough.  Then they suddenly began to crack and peel, and I thought that maybe this would help.  Boy, did it ever!  Literally overnight, my skin healed and felt better.  It worked so well that I began to apply it on my hands, which crack and bleed each winter, and they, too, would not just stop itching like with other products, but would literally heal overnight.  ** **This product should be applied immediately before bedtime.  It may be advisable to wear socks when wearing it because it does make your skin a bit slippy for the first few hours, although by morning it's absorbed, but if you were to walk around on a slick floor you might fall.** **The price is a bit steeper than I typically pay for this kind of product, but since it really works, I'm willing to pay it.**

Laugham7

Roxboro, NC

For years I have had very rough, calloused feet.  I do a lot of running, and go around barefoot a lot.  I have tried all sorts of different things, from callous removers to perscription creams.  I always was worried about the strong acid in the perscription creams ruining my floors (I've got really nice brazillian cherry wood).  This cream is nice because it is much less potent, but still works well.  I like to use the cream i combination with other foot tools and products.  Once I get my feet feeling rather soft and smooth this balm is a great way to maintain that softness.  I have to confess that I am better at caring for my feet sometimes than others.  I really enjoy the times when I work it in to take the time to use this and other foot products.  I really like how easy this product is to use, and how great the results are (without a perscription too).  It doesn't work quite as quickly as my perscription cream, but I don't have to worry so much about it damaging my floors!

kaysvillegal

Kaysville, UT

I am a male in my mid 40's and have horrible dry skin all over, I have managed to get the dry skin under control, but my feet were still horrible, even after using so many lotions. I am on my feet all day at work and they are quite uncomfortable with being so dry and rough. After many questions I posted on the Internet, and some female friends I have, I asked them what works the best, they agreed that the Dr. Scholl's For Her Foot Softening Balm is the best. I went to the store and looked for it, at first I walked away empty-handed because it said "for her" on the jar, but then returned back and purchased it. I got it home and put it up, and for a period of about a month, did not use it, thinking if I used it I may be "girly", but just recenty I decided I would try it and see if it made an improvement to my feet. So I slathered it on both feet and then slipped on some soft lounge socks that I got in the same aisle as the balm. After a few days, my feet were finally soft, even my heels which are normally rough. I was pleased that the scent was light and clean, not overpowering and "feminine." My only negative comment is that this product is marketed towards women and even the design on the jar reflects that it the case. I feel like men could benefit from this product, since there is no Dr. Scholl's For Men line, and men have rough feet too, but many would not be willing to try it.

ohiomale42

London, OH

I love foot pampering products and spend some time almost every evening soaking, filing, and moisturizing my feet.  My husband gave me a giant bag of pedicure items as part of my Christmas present this year and it included this *Dr.Scholl's For Her Foot Softening Balm*. This foot moisturizer is definitely hydrating as it has petrolatum, mineral oil, olive oil, shea butter, glycerin, and avocado oil.  It has a strong herbal scent which isn't horrible, but isn't as pleasant as the usual peppermint fragrances that foot creams usually have.  It is thick and creamy, but spreads easily across skin and starts to absorb easily... but after a minute or two this stuff starts to get a bit chunky and doesn't seem to melt into skin any further.  Perhaps that is because my feet are already mostly smooth and hydrated, but I've seen body butters by other manufacturers do the same thing. Yes, *Dr. Scholl's For Her Foot Softening Balm* is an inexpensive and moisturizing product, but it simply doesn't impress me enough to recommend it or buy it again.  If it was all that I had available in a pinch, I'd use it, but otherwise, I won't cross paths with it again in the future. 

njchicaa

New Jersey, NJ

Like so many women I have painfully dry and cracked heals and have tryed everything over the years from soaks to scrubs to actully scraping the dead and dryed skin off.  Some worked some did not but all of them only worked for a short time and then the problem was back. I found Dr. Scholl's For Her Foot softening Balm with Shea Butter a few years  ago and like many products before I wanted to try anything.  After the first time of Using Dr. Scholl's For her I was impressed.  Dr. Scholl's for her is a thick rich cream that is absorbed into the the dry and cracked shin and can transform the skin into to smooth, soft comfortable skin. Dr. Scholl's for Her is Specially formulated to moisturize and rehydrates dry and callused skin on your feet and heals.  Dr. Scholl's for Her contains a deep moisturizing blend of shea butter, alpha Hydroxy and Glycerin to leave your skin ultra soft and smooth.  There is all so a hint of lavender scent to boost tired and sore feet.  This wonderful thick moisturizer feels great as it is rubbed deep in the dry skin

moosie2797

Quincy, CA

For a good dry foot cream that you can find in drug stores, look no further. I have very cute, very dry feet (my best friend referred to them as hooves once). I have tried numerous products with varying results. This foot balm, with a light lavender scent, is a keeper. It is rich, creamy and provides moisture. I love to slather it on at night, and put on fuzzy socks and relax before bed. It is reasonably priced, effective and pretty easy to find.

TaraLee

Portage, MI