Summer-Sandals Ready Feet? This Grocery Store Moisturizer Has Got You Covered!

It’s retro, not trendy, but it actually gets the job done.

I’ve experienced numerous awkward situations during Pilates classes, yet nothing compares to the moment when I spotted my dry, rough, cracked, bare feet resting on the reformer machine. They looked terribly unsightly, much like waking up one day to find an unexpected wrinkle or zit staring back from the bathroom mirror. The sight made me want to exclaim aloud. Initially, I thought about dashing off to purchase some pricey socks displayed in the lobby, but instead, I paused for a deep breath and resolved to address this issue afterward. I recalled having just the right solution waiting for me at home.

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What Is Healthy Feet?

Allow me to begin by stating that I am generally quite
unimpressed with moisturizers
—Over the years, I’ve tested numerous products for my feet, ranging from pricey creams sold by the ounce to those large bottles available at big box stores. However, O’Keefe’s Healthy Feet lives up to its claims perfectly. This product comes in a rich, balmy texture that deeply hydrates and calms severely dry, cracked heels, making your feet incredibly smooth. In contrast to foot peels which can take several days to show effects and cause weeks of flaking afterward, this cream starts working almost immediately upon application. Since the formula is quite potent, just a little goes a long way. Before going to sleep, I apply some of the cream and cover with heavy socks to prevent the lotion from rubbing off onto my sheets.

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Where Is Healthy Feet Sold?

I am a fan of the original Healthy Feet, which is available at drugstores, grocery stores, big box stores like Target and Walmart, and online. The price typically ranges from $8 to $11 a tube, which does last awhile, since the product is so thick. There is a whole line of Healthy Feet products, including one for pain relief, one for intensive healing, a nighttime version, and a foot mask. But I’m sticking with the one that works for me. It’s not every day that you can find a product that’s actually effective and affordable.

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