NatraCure Moisturizing Foot Cream and Lotion - 4 oz (9920-4OZ) - Moisturizes & Rehydrates Dry Cracked Skin

So happy the delivery guide once again made it to the right address and the right right door the right house so very happy. I love these products. I’ve been using them for a while.

Works well.

Full disclosure. I don't have issues with dry/cracked feet. I regularly wear socks/shoes and I regularly moisturize my feet. But they do get drier at certain times of the year. I was offered this NatraCure Moisturizing Foot Cream which at time of review runs 14.99 and I thought I would try it out. So taking into account what I said above, to test the product, for the last 2 weeks I have been applying the cream to my feet before bed (after a shower) and putting on socks. The bottle recommends (for the cracked feet people) 2x a day. I was very skeptical about the cream as I have had quite a few foot creams in my lifetime in various lotion and petroleum forms that promise moisturizing effects which were a lot heavier than this one- this one feels very much like daily hand lotion. It absorbs nicely but seems to also stay quite a bit on the surface for further effect overnight, it feels very nice and I rub the excess from my feet into my hands which drink it in. There's no smell to speak of. I don't need a whole lot so I expect the 4oz bottle to last quite a bit longer than I'd initially expected it to- of course if you need to use it for its intended purposes you may need to use more and I'd recommend the 2x daily. My thoughts: This is a very nice cream. My feet are super soft, no roughness to speak of- I still have the hard skin that is typical of the areas where shoes rub but there is no cracking, flaking and it feels nice and moisturized. It doesn't smell which is a bonus if you're wearing multiple scents or lotions. It has changed my mind about foot cream needing to be super heavy as it has performed at least as well as some of the best foot creams I have used that are at least twice or three times as thick. The price is about average for drugstore brand style footcreams so I feel it's a good value and may work for you too!

A product of the USA, this very thick foot cream does a good job hydrating dry skin. The ingredient list is long and may be worth a read if possessing sensitivities—but it is reassuring that the first ingredient is aloe leaf juice and things I try to avoid, like parabens are not used. The scent is initially rather strong and appears to be derived from the formula rather than specifically added perfumes. The scent is more herbal than floral and as is the case with fragrances liking it is subjective and it fades within 10 minutes after applying. The cream performs well--it is thick, rich and within a few minutes it is absorbed into the skin leaving no greasy or oily residue. This is not a peel or exfoliator—it is for use as a moisturizer. Directions are to initially use twice a day until skin is soft and then apply once a day for maintenance. The 4 ounce tube opening has a foil seal which ensures the product arrives fresh and untouched. Excellent.

Please note, I am pairing this with the scrub with the same brand. I do recommend both products, but I am going to talk about this product on its own. Once I get out of the shower after using scrub, I will say it definitely nourishes my skin and helps with dry areas on my feet. It is quite soothing after a scrub and creates a sort of tingling sensation. I imagine it is from the menthol. Personally, I smell the menthol a little bit, but it is not off putting. It mostly smells like aloe with a hint of earthiness, I am guessing from the root. The first day, my feet soaked in the lotion, I ended up using more the expected. Day 2 and 3, I find myself having to use less because I guess my skin is getting the nourishment is needs. It does not leave a greasy feeling and it absorbs quickly, which is nice not having to sit around and wait for the lotion to dry. I do plan on using it all 7 days and then once a week for best results. Overall, I do like this product a lot. I think it is more on the expensive side, but I love that it is plant based and a tingling warming sensation is nice. It definitely has a foot up compared to other lotions, so I think the quality is there.