***Introduction *** I have been in the hospitality industry for almost thirty years now after having gained a Diploma in hotel management at college. (Have never managed a hotel but that's by the by lol) The one thing I remember one of my tutors saying is: "Look after your feet because you will be spending a lot of time on them." Oh my god was he right!! Spending eight hours on your feet and covering many miles in one work session, you just cannot let your feet get in a mess or you would suffer a lot! Over the years, my feet have served me well but the one thing I suffer with is cracked heels and hard skin. I've tried many different ...  Read the complete review

Having VERY dry, calloused feet and cracked (till they bleed) heels, very few creams I have tried made the cut. This cream is recommended by many podiatrists as a good cream for dry skin suffers and is readily available on the high street. Having only used high street or medically advised creams (with mixed results), I was eager to see how this cream, recommended by both, measured up. The white and blue packaging looks quite basic, which is not particularly attractive, but at least has clinical/medical connotations and is easy to spot on the shelf. I'm glad the product is designed with the lid at the bottom so the product is always easy to get out and I can ...  Read the complete review

I have been suffering with some dry and hard skin on my feet for the last few months since I used a really bad chemical exfoliating product on my feet which produced horrendous results. Since then I have been taking care to use foot creams regularly in an attempt to soften the skin and get my feet back to their previous healthy and soft state. Especially now that it is summer (supposedly at least!) I wanted my feet to look good again ready for sandals, flip flops and going bare foot. I have tried a few different creams - some pretty effective and some quite useless - and all were from general body care brands, rather than being medical products. I then saw ...  Read the complete review

==Overview== My feet are generally quite soft and I am fortunate not to suffer with very dry skin on my heels. However, during the summer months when I wear flip flops and on holiday in particular, my feet can become very dry and normal body lotions just are not up the job. I have a friend who is a beautician and she heartily recommended CCS foot cream. ==What do you get?== You get a 175ml tube of thick foot cream which squeezes out of the tube easily. The tube is upside down in nature (see the picture) so you can get the most out of it. As mentioned, the cream is quite thick and takes a while to rub in. I tend to rub it in and put ...  Read the complete review

Since I was in my mid twenties I suffered form a conditon called Lymphodema. This causes the lymph nodes not drain as they should. This makes my skin very dry to lack of circulation in them. I bought this cream while visiting my Podiatrist who highly recommends this for people with dry skin on their feet. The Product~ Comes in a 175 ml tube. The cream is for idividuals who suffer from rough and dry skin. This cream is used by professions i.e. Podiatrists. The cream works with the bodies own natural skin defences and is highly effective for rough and dry skin condition. It is lanolin free and dermatolocially tested for sensitive skin types. the cream ...  Read the complete review