I've had so many foot lotions, and this is by far the best yet. So good I haven't even finish my L'Occitane because I just keep going back to this one.

I turned 50 years old last year and my body was like, "Your feet are now gonna shrivel up and the skin is gonna crack and it's gonna be not good." I tried your average, run-of-the-mill hand lotion, glycerin, and the olive oil-based homemade stuff from the crystal and Tarot shop. My feet were a little better, but not much. Then I got this stuff. Miracle Foot Repair. I have the feet of a teenager now. It took a while. I would take one minute a day, or sometimes a minute every other day (so 30 seconds a foot), rub this stuff on my feet, and within a week I was noticing less cracking and within a month or so my feet were looking and feeling much, much, much better. Even my nails seem healthier though they need some serious like anti-infection treatment (but that's another Amazon review; not for here). Get this stuff, apply regularly, and be done with dry, scaly, cracked skin on your feet. Simple.

If you want soft feet this is where it's at. My feet are A1 and it's because of this

Very convenient tub to use. Easy to travel with and just a little bit does it.

Since I've reached the age where I really need to moisturize EVERYTHING more, I've just counted 16 or more different tubes of foot creams I've bought from Amazon. I moisturize my feet after my bath at night and before putting on my socks and shoes in the morning. I love that my feet are so soft I only need to file my feet minimally every few weeks, but you sure go through those little 3.5 or 4 oz tubes quickly.

They all work in their own way. I would never say "nothing worked until this", but I do favor this one and here's why. This product is 60% organic "ultra aloe". (Aloe is a humectant and that's 60% humectant!) I don't know if the other 40% of ingredients can claim to be organic, but this is an excellent start to a more natural approach. Using the image of the aloe, I feel that this works in the same way as the structure of the aloe. My feet are smooth and feel "uncoated" on the outside. This cream dries down quickly and very cleanly. Like the aloe, my skin feels moist and nourished from the inside. It's extraordinary. Most creams leave either a slip, a coating or a bit of a greasy after feel and this does not. Yet the skin surface does not feel dry anymore. It just feels clean and fresh. If you are a barefoot lover, this is probably your best choice.

I haven't committed to the 32 oz bottle yet, but I'm going to. I'm still cleaning up dribs and drabs of several other tubes and I'm looking forward to not having to cut the darned things open to get the final 7 - 10 day's worth of cream out of them. It's really not convenient packaging if you are in the habit of using the cream twice daily.

I particularly appreciate the price of the 32 oz! A lot of the tubes cost as much as $10 meaning I'd only be getting 12 - 16 oz for that price. So that's a bargain and I appreciate it.

So in summary - Miracle Foot Repair is effective, cost-effective, offers convenient packaging and feels good both outside and inside the skin structure of the foot. Oh, and it's at least 60% organic, natural and plant-based. That ticks an awful lot of boxes. Quite the deal!