Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I recently went to war on my dry, callused feet. I had one of those callus shavers from the drug store, as well as Revlon's version of a ped-egg (it includes a handy buffing surface on the bottom for smoothing everything out after a scraping session) and with a lot of work I had managed to get MOST of the callus off of my feet.. but I went searching for more products to help get rid of the small, remaining parts that I was having trouble with. That's when I found this product.. so I was putting this cream on my feet once or twice daily (usually twice, but I forgot a few times) for about a week, and was thinking "it's okay, my feet feel nicer I guess, so I'll keep using it." Till suddenly I woke up yesterday (after applying it the previous night) to find one of the thick-feeling spots on my heel, and a smaller one on the part of the foot just below the smallest toe, had suddenly turned white, and started to lift off of the underlying skin. I got in the shower, scrubbed at it a bit, and the old, dead skin just started to rub off easily, leaving new, healthy skin underneath. Wonderful! My feet might not be as tough on the bottom as they were before, but they feel a lot less painful when standing all day at work, and the heels no longer have that cracked, dry, dead look they used to have for years. Having only tried this product after a lot of the work had been done manually, I can't say with absolute certainty how well it will work on whole, deep, thick calluses.. but I suspect that after a week or two of generous usage, there would be some kind of result. Glad I tried this. I'm just about to order another tub, and use it more slowly to help me maintain what I've done. Oh, and as an added side-effect, my hands are soft now, too... after using my hands to apply this cream on my feet, I usually just rub my hands together to massage the remaining cream into them, rather than wash it off.. it leaves a slightly dry greasy feel after a while, which I usually just rub off or rinse off in the sink later, but I leave it on for a while. Soft hands may be not what all guys would want (so use latex gloves I guess, if you're one of them?) but I'm okay with it. Women have complimented me on it recently, so that's probably a good thing.