Adults with dry, rough or mildly callused skin on the feet and heels who want a daily moisturizing cream rather than a dedicated callus remover. Usable by consumers at home or by professionals in a pedicure setting.

What sets it apart from a plain moisturizing lotion is that it addresses two separate causes of dry feet at once, water loss (via urea and glycerin) and lipid loss (via avocado and sea buckthorn oil), rather than only hydrating the surface, which matters because feet lose both moisture and lipids faster than most other skin due to friction and fewer oil glands.

Apply to dry or rough areas of the feet, massaging in until fully absorbed. Can be used up to twice daily for ongoing dry-skin maintenance.

Urea plus glycerin gives it a genuine two-pronged approach to dryness (water-binding humectant plus mild softening of rough skin), and the avocado oil/sea buckthorn combination is a legitimate source of the fatty acids that dry, flaky skin loses. On the downside, it contains two parabens (methylparaben, ethylparaben), which some users specifically try to avoid, and because the urea percentage isn't disclosed, people with more significant callusing may find it's more of a maintenance cream than a strong callus softener.