I loove tis stuff ! Smell is amazing and its very moisturizing! Very highly recommended period.

This is an ok foot cream. I use it in the summer as it is a cleaner finish and not so oily. I use thicker creams in the winter though. The only thing going for this product is the dead sea ingredient. The scent is too strong almost like mens aftershave. But again, its not a bad foot cream its ok

I have very rough feet and I try many foot creams to try and soften them up a bit. This foot cream is only average to me. Even after 2 weeks, using it every night and sometimes during the day, it's only softened up my feet a little bit, I still have rough spots that don't seem to be moving. I also used this cream quite fast, but that might be because I like to put a good amount of cream on my feet. It has a quite strong smell that I can't place, but after I put this on on night, my husband said I smelled light old books. Not a scent I'm that found of wearing, but it doesn't bother me that much. Overall, it didn't do to much and I wouldn't buy this again.

I'm at the point where I'm really starting to get some great staples down in my skin/body care routine. I've probably tried about 12 different foot creams over the last few years and this is my absolute favorite. I like that this not only contains tea tree oil, but also salicylic acid. It really gets all the dead skin off and keeps my feet soft. I work standing on my feet all day, so I get pretty rough heels and toes and I do sweat a bit more than I would like. This helps solve all my foot problems. I shower twice a day, and after I dry off, finish my face routine, and apply my body lotion, I give myself a quick buff with my Ped Egg then follow up with my Ahava Foot Cream. I have such soft, smooth, lovely smelling feet. I'm still not a huge fan of my feet, but I feel confident enough with my current foot routine to show them off. This definitely does more for my feet than anything else I've tried. I'm on my 3rd bottle and will keep using it as long as they make it. Love!
Added note: The ingredients for this at $20 are almost identical to Ahava's Target Brand (Dead Sea Essentials) Tea Tree Oil Foot Cream at $10. It's easier to get a hold of and I find them almost identical except for the price. I'm not sure if Target's no longer carrying it, but if you can, grab that one. It'll save you some money and give you the same results.

I love the velvety feel of this, and so far it's my favourite foot cream. I still don't feel that it compares with a good quality body buttercream, such as the Covent Garden Sanctuary 'Kyphi' (which leaves my feet as 'soft as a baby's bottom' according to a chiropodist I visited). But as a dedicated foot cream, I haven't found any better. I don't however have particularly rough dry skin, so can't answer for it's effectiveness on really crusty feet!

Overall this was a pretty average Foot Cream form me. I have tried other Avava products and really like them.This one just seems just like any other of thier lotions with just a different powdery scent. I even used this with socks and got ho-hum average results.This works well on the legs but did'nt give me a enough moisture on my crusty feet.

I have this as a free GWP and while I love the fact it does smell like mint I feel it is not moisturizing enough for the price. A big plus is that it does not smell weird, it is not greasy and a little goes a long way. I wish it had glycerine in it as I am a big fan of cremes with it. If I find this on discount I will probably purchase again but the price is too high with out a sale.

Best foot cream ever! Burts Bees Coconut one is greasy and feels weird on my feet, it never seems to absorb. O'keefs Feet balm is okay but again, feels greasy on. This stuff is amazing. It instantly made my feet and hands feel smooth and soft. I immediately bought another bottle when mine ran out.

BEST. LOTION. EVER.
The Ahava line is the BEST. I fell in love with Ahava when I went to Israel in 2000 and actually got to visit the ACTUAL factory on the Dead Sea. Real Dead Sea ingredients! SO MOISTURIZING, smells WONDERFUL and lasts a long long time.
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This is a very hydrating foot cream. It doesn't seal up cracks like Vaseline will, but continuous use helps prevent them from forming. This is my only experience with AHAVA products and I love the smell. It's clean and fresh. The bottle I bought from Ulta included 30% more free.

This foot cream has a thick texture, slight pefume scent and a silky feel on the skin. I received this from my friend who went to Israel! I enjoy the velvety soft feel when I use this stuff! I will buy again but hopefully at a decent price!

the only problem with this foot cream is the price, but given that it instantly softens my cracked heels (from running around in sandals and flip flops all summer), it's a must have.
don't waste time/money on any other foot cream...this is it. your feet will drink in the moisture instantly. and the smell is pleasant.

If you have dry, cracked, or calloused feet you *need* this cream! My feet were a disaster--dry and rough with calluses--Ahava saved my feet.
It is fabulous--it really rich and creamy but completely absorbs into the skin--my feet drink it up. It seems to have some healing property to it other than just the hydrating effects of a good foot cream in that it really has restored the smoothness and softness to my feet.
I have used other foot creams before (BBW Shea It Isn't So, BBW Heel of Approval, among others) and none delivered these kind of results.
The bottoms of my feet are soft again without any crack or calluses.
It is pricey (about $16 for a tube) but is worth every penny. One tube lasts nearly a year.
Adding: I also like the fact that AHAVA is cruelty free. I have made a decision to select cruelty free products wherever possible.
Edited 3/12/09 I took off one star as I still think that this is a good foot cream, but after having recently tried Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Foot Cream, I have discovered that it delivers even more remarkable healing results (softening calluses and healing cracks) more quickly for a fraction of the price.

I tried this foot cream with high hopes and it was a total utter let down for me. I applied it at night while trying to convince myself the smell wasn't that bad. After 10 minutes, I felt my feet to make sure the cream was still there and it felt like I had applied absolutely nothing! My feet felt as dry as the desert. I gave it one more chance the same night. I slathered it on and put some socks on, I thought smugly that'll show that Ahava foot cream! Alas, all I got were complaints from my husband about the "old lady perfume" smell and super dry feet in the morning. I'll go back to my DDF foot cream for now.

For those of you who are getting ready for some summer sandals, this lotion works wonderfully. Walking around campus, my feet often become dry, but this product makes my feet smooth in no time. It absorbs very quickly and it is not greasy. I prefer this over using vaseline and socks overnight. UPDATE: i purchased Miracle Foot Repair at wal-mart and it is my new fave. half the price and makes my feet softer and it great for heels of which AHAVA is not

This texture of this product is not greasy and absorbs quickly, although it smells very matronly (grandmas, baby powder and shampoo). This could work for some people, but I'm not a fan of that smell. There are better creams for smooth feet. I like Eucerin Unscented.

I needed a good cream for my dry feet and figured I'd go w/ Ahava since I thought it was a good brand and know many people who love their products. I don't have intensely dry feet or any sort of skin condition, just need moisture to get them looking smooth and silky so I wasn't asking for much from this cream.
That being said, it did not deliver. I do not like the smell at all so although I am sure this stuff could be used on hands, elbows, etc.. I only tried it on my feet this way I could cover the stench up w/ socks and do my thing. There was hardly any moisture and although it did work like a lotion, my feet were not especially smooth even 10 minutes after applying and as far as I could tell was no better than some generic drugstore brand lotion. I guess for the price you get better ingrediants and perhaps it's doing something for my skin I can't see but as far as foot creams go, this one's not so great.
Won't buy again.

Divine product. Absorbs great, yet very rich and moisturizing. Wonderful on feet and also any other area that needs a little extra TLC, like elbows. Definitely recommend. I like all of the many AHAVA products I have tried. They are terrific.

This foot cream pales in comparison to the foot cream in Ahava's Dermud Intensive line. This one does not soften as much, and at times the strong soapy/detergent smell in this product can get overwhelming. This cream has a lot of good ingredients like witch hazel, sea salt, aloe, avocado, sweet almond and tea tree oil, but the Dermud line also has shea butter and lactic acid which is why I think it probably works better. Anyway, pass on this one and try the Dermud line instead.

This was very quickly absorbed into my feet & elbow when applied. It leaves a pleasant silky feeling & has provided moisture for these dry areas. It has an unusual musky/rose-like scent which is pleasant & doesn't linger long. My skin hasn't become perfectly hydrated overnight, but I'll continue using the product. continued >>