Scholl Cracked Heel Repair Cream

It is that time of year when I start to think about going barefoot around the garden, getting out the sandals and even wearing my trusty Fitflops again. That means that my feet, which have been encased in shoes or boots all Winter will be coming into view. Time to make sure I can show a clean pair of heels as I walk around the town I think. I do love to find a product that helps when I have a problem to deal with and one that also lives up to its claims and I am pleased to say that Scholl Cracked Heel Repair Cream did exactly what they said it would, when they said it would and you can't really say fairer than that! I saw the adverts for this ...  Read the complete review

Like many women (and probably men) I suffer from cracked heels, particulary during winter when my feet don't really get much air. This can be an uncomfortable and unsightly problem and one that simple moisturising won't fix. But Scholl is to the rescue with its Cracked Heel Repair Cream. You can buy the cream straight from the shelf of most pharmacies and supermarkets, and is usually kept near the First Aid section (in Boots it is, anyway). The box contains a tube of cream with a flip lid on it to stop the cream from going hard. The tube has 60ml of cream in it and it could cost you as much as £4.50. Directions for use are to apply twice daily to ...  Read the complete review

My feet have taken a beating over the last few weeks with high heels and flipflops in the sun, so were looking cracked and dry on the heels. I tried vaseline on them twice a day and found that whilst this worked a little it left them greasy and did not last. I bought Scholl Heel Cream on a whim, it seemed expensive at 5 pounds but i figured it was worth it if it worked.... and yes it did!! I applied twice a day, lathered it on quite thick with cotton socks overnight so it sunk in; two or three days into the two week treatment my heels were smoother, less dry and generally more presentable! After the full two weeks my feet look great and in much better condition, ...  Read the complete review

Last Christmas i partied so hard in my trusty stillettoes that upon returning home i noticed my heels had started to bleed. Im not one to neglect myself so badley; i always make sure to apply moisturiser and wont go out without painted nails. However when it came to my heels i hadnt realised how much care they actually needed. I went to my nearest Boots Pharmacy and showed a pharmacist my battered footsies. she reccommended that i try Scholl heel repair cream. The packaging is typical of the scholl brand; eyecatching and dependable. The cream had a pleasent smell, if a little 'mediacted.' on that note i should mention that it cotains a mediacted formula designed to help ...  Read the complete review