Thick creams for cracked hands and heels, and one alarming foot peel.
Pick your answers and the shelf shows only what fits.
A dense glycerin cream the maker sells for extremely dry, cracked hands, with a money-back promise. It works by sitting on the skin, which some owners call greasy.
Skip it if you want it to sink in at once; owners call it greasy or clammy
The foot version, with glycerin and allantoin, sold by the maker for extremely dry, cracked feet. The maker suggests using it at night; results and texture divide owners.
Skip it if you want a peel or an acid; this is a moisturizer
Dimethicone 1% with ceramides and niacinamide in a thin cream that sinks in fast. Labeled by the maker to help prevent and temporarily protect chafed, chapped or cracked skin.
Skip it if you want a thick cream; owners call this one watery
Booties you wear for an hour, then wait for your feet to peel. The maker says it can take 5 to 14 days, and for some owners nothing happens at all.
Skip it if you need to show your feet soon; peeling can last into the second week