Ebanel Urea Cream 40% plus Salicylic Acid 2% for Dry Cracked Feet Skin, 3PK

So I’ve had dry skin my entire life. I actually think I have Ichthyosis vulgaris. I’ve noticed the past couple years my heels have been getting extremely dry and I would get very very deep bloody cuts on my heels. And it was constant almost as if they wouldn’t heal. Anytime I would go swimming in a pool or just in water in general those cuts would just expand and then peel. Like I was able to peel off less than half an inch deep of dead skin off my heel after I got out of the water. That’s how deep they got. It was a constant battle, and I was using the foot file weekly just to keep my feet so soft and not scratchy.. Putting on socks was gross because the dry skin would catch on my socks, my sheets would wear down for how scratchy my feet were. It’s been a huge insecurity of mine. I’ve tried everything from filing my feet then putting lotion on and the socks that would only last so long.. Fast-forward to buying the cream!! I used it for three days.. just three days and it miraculously healed my feet. And the true test was when my cracks healed and it made my feet soft. We took a trip to Hawaii. We were in and out of water all the time on sand and normally my feet would be a wreck and just deep cuts peeling, and a disaster.. I even brought my foot file because I knew it would’ve been bad. But I went the whole trip with soft feet, no cracks, no dry skin. And the crazy part is, I didn’t even take the cream with me. I’m not sure what’s in the stuff, but it definitely has healed my feet. Now I have to say this stuff smells horrible, like you’re walking through an old done ,and if you put too much on and don’t rub it in properly, it will leave a chalky feeling under your feet which I dislike. But I’ve learned to put it on after I get out the shower when My feet are still kind of wet which helps. But it’s worth it to have my feet back again!!! I didn’t realize the stuff would actually heal my feet. Because it’s so painful walking around with cuts on your heal. And I wear flip-flops more than I wear shoes..

I've dealt with dry heels and feet for more than a decade and a half, trying to just use lotions and like, with no change whatsoever. I eventually said screw it and looked up how I could fix this once and for all. I gave this a shot, applying pretty much daily after every shower and I can say that this has change everything. Not only are my feet much healthier in appearance, the cracking, the pain and the rough skin have completely gone away. For once I don't have to glue any cracks just to keep walking from being unbearable. It's honestly a relief. The product itself is kind thick, similar to glue but thankfully washes off pretty easily with warm water. It's just a matter of applying right after you shower when the skin is nice and soft and then putting on a nice clean pair of socks overtop, pretty easy. Also want to make sure that you use a pumice stone to remove any dead skin before hand as well so that this product soaks in as its supposed to.

I’m sure I was influenced to buy this cream, but had honestly forgot about it until I found it my bathroom cabinet. I have dry, cracked heels very shortly after getting a pedicure and decided to give this a try. It worked immediately. I read a tip to use it with glycolic acid from the ordinary, which I did. It helps thin it out, which is a major benefit. This cream is THICK and I wouldn’t want to apply it without thinning it out first. The glycolic acid has its own benefits and after two nights of using this, my dry cracked heels were gone. I couldn’t recommend this more. Definitely messy (if you use it at its full thickness) and smells don’t bother me, but I can see where the other reviews were right about those two things. Still well worth the purchase.

works amazing and softens skin! on the down side it is incredibly sticky and gets everywhere you don’t want it

I’ve been using this urea cream for a few weeks and have been really happy with it. I bought it because I was dealing with some rough, dry areas that regular moisturizer wasn’t really helping. Especially in my lower legs and feet. The cream is thicker than a typical lotion, but it spreads easily and absorbs without leaving my skin feeling overly greasy. My skin feels noticeably softer and smoother after using it consistently. I also like that a little goes a long way, so I don’t need to use much at a time. Overall, this has been a great addition to my skincare routine and I would purchase it again. My skin is noticeably smoother and shinier which was the goal!

I’m not sure if the cream is supposed to peel or pill, but that’s what happens when I apply it. I also don’t feel like it hydrates my skin. Instead, it leaves my skin feeling rough, and the product doesn’t seem to absorb well. Unfortunately, it just feels like it sits on top of my skin rather than moisturizing it.

This urea cream works great! It leaves my skin feeling much softer and smoother, especially on dry and rough areas. I love that it absorbs well and doesn’t leave my skin feeling too greasy. After using it regularly, I noticed a nice improvement in the texture of my skin. I’m very happy with this product and would definitely buy it again!”

I purchased this product on June 13, 2026, and it arrived quickly on June 14, 2026. I tried it for the first time on June 15, 2026, and quickly realized that this is not a traditional lotion or cream that you can easily use on all rough areas of your body. It is advertised for use on dry, cracked heels, feet, knees, elbows, and hands, as well as a dead skin, cuticle, and callus remover, toenail softener, and keratolytic skin barrier repair—but that is simply not the case. Because the product title explicitly states "Ebanel Urea Cream," I expected a normal, lotion-like consistency. Instead, the texture is thick, viscous, wet, slimy, and feels exactly like applying Elmer's glue or toothpaste to your feet. A little goes a long way, but the application is incredibly messy and sticky, easily getting all over your clothing. The drying process is very uncomfortable. If you put socks on while it dries, it feels awful. I cannot sleep with socks on, and I absolutely cannot tolerate the heavy, glue-like feeling on my feet overnight; it made my sleep highly uncomfortable. Furthermore, when it dries, it leaves a prominent, chalky white film. The next morning, you have to thoroughly wash your feet to get the residue off and then apply a regular lotion if you want to get rid of the white, dry look. It is simply too much work to have to wash your feet after every single use just to clear the residue. Not a good value for your money. Prior to buying, I read reviews claiming people noticed a positive difference and softer heels after just one use, but I did not experience any softness. Before trying this, I used AOSORW Antifungal Cream (Miconazole Nitrate 2%), and at this point, that was a much better, actual cream to use on my feet compared to this. Ultimately, I don’t think I should pay for a product that I am completely unable to use. I bought this thinking the 40% Urea and 2% Salicylic Acid formula would be a great upgrade for my feet, but the terrible texture and high-maintenance cleanup make it unusable for me. Performance Breakdown: • Ingredients (5/5): 40% Urea plus Salicylic Acid 2%. This is the only reason why I purchased this product. • Fragrance (5/5): Little to no smell. • Effectiveness (2/5): It does actually remove dead skin if you rub your feet, and given proper drying time, it will take the dead skin off. This would easily be a 5-star product if it were an actual cream. • Moisturizing (1/5): Because this is not a true cream, it does not moisturize the skin. • Texture & Thickness (1/5): Extremely thick, sticky, and viscous—resembles Elmer’s glue or toothpaste. • Application & Residue (1/5): Very messy to apply and leaves a heavy, white, chalky film on the skin.

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Works well. Soft feet

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This cream is amazing. Ive finally been able to remove calluses from under bent small middle toes. I covered the toes with toe protectors to allow the cream to penetrate the calluses.

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