ClearZalHard Skin Remover

Very good used it on my raised excema, also stops itching, better than what I got from doctor.

Clearzal good idea. I like the immediate effect of softening the sole of my feet and removing hard skin.

I was drawn to this product based on the many positive reviews and decided to give it a try, as I struggle with very hard skin on my feet. I applied it twice daily, but unfortunately I found it to be very greasy despite claims of being non-greasy. More importantly, it did nothing to improve or soften the hard skin. I’ve had far better results with a much more affordable £1.25 heel balm from Poundland! Overall, very disappointed.

My feet usually resemble goat's hooves. They started to go downhill after having kids and I've neglected them ever since, apart from occasionally using Scholl hard skin remover and cream which both worked for me years ago but now aren't hardcore enough for my skin. I decided this summer my heels would look like those of a teenager so I've been using a pumice stone combined with this cream worn overnight and topped off with lovely thick socks. You need to rub the cream in really well and I prefer to slather it on. After a week of this approach my feet are looking transformed. If you check out the ingredients they include generous amounts of salicylic acid and urea.

I've been using this cream for a couple if weeks and can really see the improvement. The skin on the balls of my feet and heels are becoming really smooth. Wearing sandals and doing a lot of walking makes for hard skin in these places. Absorbs easily and no unpleasant or overpowering scent

Best product in years! Does what is says and keeps feet soft and smooth. Been using for several years. My chiropodist recommended it and I think it's a wonderful product. Hope others agree!

very good

I suffer badly from dry, cracked heels and have spent fortunes try different creams and gadgets. I now rub away the heels when they are bone dry with a foot file, and then apply this cream. My feet have never looked better. Apart from when I was a baby of course.