I live in Southern California and wear flip flops almost daily, so my heels are always dry and sometimes cracked. Not a look I care to have. I started searching last month for something to help my feet look better. I found Burt's Bees coconut foot crme and tried it out. I noticed an improvement after just one day! I use it daily (sometimes at bedtime, sometimes before I put on my socks and shoes for work) and my feet are perfect now. No more dryness and the cracking has been gone for weeks. I waited a month to write my review to give the product a good try and am happy to say IT WORKS!

Works great and smells great! This is the only foot lotion that I would consider spending money on (Vaseline is a whole lot cheaper and works well too). This product is about the consistency of petroleum jelly (maybe a little thicker). Not something you would want to apply during the daytime and walk around in, but great for nights before you go to bed.

A few years ago, I realized it was time for my feet to get some TLC and I wanted to use a product that smelled good and worked great. I chose this product. Not having used anything else before, except petroleum jelly, it seemed to work fine, probably since the texture is just like petroleum jelly, only smells better. I liked it well enough to buy a second tube, but I started to think that it really wasn't doing enough of a good job. Plus, my feet felt kind of funny the rest of the day after putting it on in the morning after my shower. I had recently tried L'Occitane hand cream and so I thought I'd give their foot cream a try. Night and Day! Compared to the L'Occitane Shea Butter foot cream, the Burt's Bees does nothing. If budget is a consideration, the Burt's Bees is a low budget option. But if you really want smooth feet, splurge and try the L'Occitane.

No other product I've tried even begins to compare. This is the first product that actually made my cracked and rough feet smooth. I can't rave enough about it!

While I was in Hawaii, my feet got really dry and cracked to the point that the skin on my heel started to hurt. The only treatment I was able to find was Burt's Bee Coconut foot cream. I skeptically tried it and was amazed! I noticed a difference the next day. Been hooked on it ever since. Smells like the islands too.

I'd give it 10 stars if I could! This "crme" is amazing. I wear heels all day, a slave to fashion, and the incline causes pressure and dryness to find different and unusual areas of my feet. Slather just a PEA SIZE drop onto your heels and the balls of your feet (or wherever it's needed), put your socks on and you're ready to go. Like others have mentioned, this is not something you probably want to wear all day as it might make your feet a bit slippery. I usually wear it to bed or lounging around the house in my socks. It's truly wonderful. The smell is quite nice and it REALLY works. If you're sensitive to "gooey" textures, slight smells or anything of that nature, it's probably not for you. On the other hand, if you want the job done- you'll take a chance with this stuff.

I was surprised when I saw the texture. It's a lot different from what most of us expect as a foot crme. Although it's a strange consistency it smells nice and makes your feet super soft.

Great stuff! I've been trying lots of creams and ointments to get rid of my foot calluses and this is doing a pretty good job at a reasonable price. This won't cure my calluses, but I don't think anything can do that since they are caused by pressure on my feet when I walk. But it has been doing an excellent job as a daily treatment, and is easily the least expensive of all the foot creams I have tried. It's more of an ointment than a cream, but very effective.

This is labeled a crme - but it is a brown ointment - very thick - but it does work.

The texture is nice, but I am looking for a foot cream that doesn't smell all minty, just something moisturizing and pretty. I was disappointed to find that there was less coconut smell and more peppermint which was overpowering.