Ebanel Urea Cream 40% with 2% Salicylic Acid – Foot Cream for Dry Cracked Heels, Callus Remover, Toenail Softener & Skin Barrier Repair

For home treatment of calluses and hard corns that crop up on the sides and bottoms of your feet in the bunion and bunionette no-fly zones even with the best shoes, orthotics, and sox (Thorlos), Ebanel is strong defense. For those lucky persons who don't suffer the pains of elegant high arches, this easy-to-use potion is also a winner. It's strong enough (with extended treatment per the label) to exfoliate thickened skin. And it's not as potentially harmful to use as high-octane salicylic acid applied without a DPM's oversight. For me, a repeat episode sufferer, Ebenel is the first line of defense against my "long-standing" problems. It's not a cure for foot bursitis, but it does no harm.

This product works to remove my hard callouses and rough skin on my feet. I was using a file to remove dead skin but learned that may actually be making it worse. So I wanted to try a chemical exfoliant. I remembered a med spa I worked at years ago offered a high urea foot product that staff swore by. I did my own research to find something similar and came upon this.It’s messy. It’s sticky. It feels like rubbing marshmallow creme or toothpaste on my feet. It’s really annoying. I spread it on the first night in the dark at my bed and noticed white spots on the floor from going to the bathroom at night. That wasn’t going to do, so I put socks on the next time. Better, but it still can get through the socks and I hate sleeping with socks. I can tolerate about 4 days of using this product.But it works! It works very well, my feet have honestly never looked better, even after a professional pedicure. I think I will take a break for a while and then check again in a few weeks and use it again for a day or two before my next break.This would be a 5 star product if they could figure out a less messy way to apply this same product. If you have rough feed, I would definitely give this a shot.

Do you have super dry embarrassing heels or feet. This is the product that all salons should use on dry cracked feet. I used this product after soaking and sanding my own feet. Then I put on socks. The first day I was impressed. By the third day my dryness was gone… like GONE GONE. Yes to me it was a little greasy. It take a few minutes to absorb. No scent! This will be a staple in my house.

This urea cream works wonderfully. It is sticky and does leave behind a weird feeling on the skin but all urea based lotions do this. It is non- greasy and it is an excellent value for the amount it costs. After using this cream for 2 weeks at night with a little glycolic acid and socks, my heels feel amazing.

I’ve used once so far, put on hands and feet before bedtime. Yes, it does leave a white film, not anything you can’t wash off or smooth a little more of your favorite lotion into next day. After just this one use I see a small difference. I’ll keep using it and keep you updated!

For home treatment of calluses and hard corns that crop up on the sides and bottoms of your feet in the bunion and bunionette no-fly zones even with the best shoes, orthotics, and sox (Thorlos), Ebanel is strong defense. For those lucky persons who don't suffer the pains of elegant high arches, this easy-to-use potion is also a winner. It's strong enough (with extended treatment per the label) to exfoliate thickened skin. And it's not as potentially harmful to use as high-octane salicylic acid applied without a DPM's oversight. For me, a repeat episode sufferer, Ebenel is the first line of defense against my "long-standing" problems. It's not a cure for foot bursitis, but it does no harm.

This product works to remove my hard callouses and rough skin on my feet. I was using a file to remove dead skin but learned that may actually be making it worse. So I wanted to try a chemical exfoliant. I remembered a med spa I worked at years ago offered a high urea foot product that staff swore by. I did my own research to find something similar and came upon this.It’s messy. It’s sticky. It feels like rubbing marshmallow creme or toothpaste on my feet. It’s really annoying. I spread it on the first night in the dark at my bed and noticed white spots on the floor from going to the bathroom at night. That wasn’t going to do, so I put socks on the next time. Better, but it still can get through the socks and I hate sleeping with socks. I can tolerate about 4 days of using this product.But it works! It works very well, my feet have honestly never looked better, even after a professional pedicure. I think I will take a break for a while and then check again in a few weeks and use it again for a day or two before my next break.This would be a 5 star product if they could figure out a less messy way to apply this same product. If you have rough feed, I would definitely give this a shot.

Do you have super dry embarrassing heels or feet. This is the product that all salons should use on dry cracked feet. I used this product after soaking and sanding my own feet. Then I put on socks. The first day I was impressed. By the third day my dryness was gone… like GONE GONE. Yes to me it was a little greasy. It take a few minutes to absorb. No scent! This will be a staple in my house.

This urea cream works wonderfully. It is sticky and does leave behind a weird feeling on the skin but all urea based lotions do this. It is non- greasy and it is an excellent value for the amount it costs. After using this cream for 2 weeks at night with a little glycolic acid and socks, my heels feel amazing.

I’ve used once so far, put on hands and feet before bedtime. Yes, it does leave a white film, not anything you can’t wash off or smooth a little more of your favorite lotion into next day. After just this one use I see a small difference. I’ll keep using it and keep you updated!