GEHWOL Med Callus Cream, 2.6 oz

Wow this is holy grail for my poor heels. Incredible amount of improvement after just two uses. I still need to keep using it but am already wowed with the amount of cracked, dry skin that is just gone.

This stuff works wonders on dry heels. It's the best I've found.

I was hesitant to use this at first because it is expensive compared to other similar products I have used. But it was 100% worth the cost. A little bit works perfect and it works fast. My very dry and cracked feet were soft within an hour of using it. Will be purchasing again in the future.

It works!( but it takes time)

It helped shrink the callus on my feet it took couple days to notice a difference highly recommend.

I took this cream on recommendation. And it's true that they give you a couple of days and in a couple of days he softened my heels enough and I already feel like a human being.

I've had this cream a couple of days now and would like to question some of the poor reviews that mention a strong smell. I am also sensitive to smells and in my opinion this has a very slight, very nice scent that I only detect when I hold the tube up to my nose. I don't understand people that say it's so strong that they can't use it. I've used it a couple of times now and my feet already feel a little softer. It's not greasy at all, in my opinion it's just right. I also love that it's made in Germany, the company has been around since 1868 and it's very popular over there. Bottom line, don't believe the negative reviews and try it for yourself. Otherwise you may be missing out

My husband had big callouses on his feet and this helped a lot.

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Produit très efficace contre les callosités.

Good results

So it can be hard to tell the Gehwol products apart, or know which is best for you. The Callus Cream is, to me, the most efficient, right up there with Lipidro. Here's why: Pros - Prevents the cracks before they settle in for the season. That was great news to me as my heels crack every winter, sometimes reopening old canyons that appeared to have closed for good... - Smells good - Is also great for my overly-washed-and-sanitized hands. Whatever your reason to wash your hands a lot, if yours have been suffering even more since the ubiquity of the hand sanitizer, don't hesitate to put more than you need on your feet to heal your hands, too. Cons - Those darn metal tubes. If you're not careful to press the tube at the flat end (and not the middle), eventually, said tube will split and release content sideways. Not practical, and wasteful. - When applied, you kind of need to cover your feet (and hands) for full effect, and also to avoid greasing the floor or whatever you are about to touch. - May make the softer part of your toes a bit too moist. Let me explain. So, say you go for a run on the treadmill after a night of sock-and-cream induced foot healing but do not hit the shower between both activities, you may need to put talcum powder in your fresh running socks to prevent the softer parts of your toes (such as the top of your middle toes) from blistering. Learned that the hard way, but baby or foot powder does the trick to prevent that. Still love the Lipidro as an alternative, which also works well on severely dry hands. You likely can't go wrong with either, though the Callus cream is a notch stronger.

I recommend it