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This is my experience trying urea for my cracked feet: For years I dealt with dry and cracky feet. My heels would literally start to split open because of how dry they were. They honestly felt like sandpaper and my husband used to worry about them. Not to mention, a year ago, I got some news that shook me a little: I was diagnosed pre-diabetic. My doctor said I needed to take better care of my health—watch my sugar, exercise more, and, well… pay attention to my feet. I tried every foot care product under the sun for a whole year. I tried vaseline but it never worked. I’d slather my feet before bed, pull on socks, hoping the vaseline would work overnight, only to wake up with sheets stuck to my heels or cracks still screaming in pain. I even bought those foot masks but they didn’t seem to work either. If you’ve tried vaseline or foot masks, please leave a comment if it worked for you, I’m very curious. Anyhow back to my story. One night I was scrolling reddit at 1am and found something new. I kept hearing about urea. Everyone online seemed to swear by it. I was scrolling, reading story after story, and “why didn’t I find this sooner?” posts. It made me both hopeful and interested. So I ordered a 30% urea cream from Amazon. I thought, “Finally, this is it. This is the miracle everyone’s talking about.” It wasn’t. The urea cream felt sticky and very messy. It had this weird glue consistency. The cracks didn’t get any better. I remember sitting on the edge of my bed, rubbing the cream in, and feeling a little defeated. How could everyone be right? Everyone said urea was the best thing ever, yet here I was, dealing with the same painful, deep cracks that made even walking around my own house miserable. I was about to give up. My feet were sad. I was sad. And the idea of spending another $50+ on yet another product felt exhausting. But then something caught my eye. A post in one of those small foot care groups I lurk in mentioned a stick. A 60% urea stick from a brand called PureFoot. People were saying it actually worked, that it wasn’t messy, and that it healed deep cracks. I’ll admit, I was skeptical. “60% urea?” I thought. “Sounds strong… maybe too strong for me.” But I was desperate. And something about the way people described the stick—how clean it was, how it melted into your skin, how it didn’t feel like glue—made me curious enough to try it. So I ordered one of these sticks. It came fast in the mail and I opened it. It indeed said 60% urea so I was a little excited to try it. The first time I applied it, I noticed something immediately. It smelt very good and had no greasy residue. Just a smooth glide over my dry, cracked heels. I have to say, my feet felt hydrated when I applied the stick version of urea. The best part? Within a few days, I noticed the cracks weren’t screaming anymore. The constant stinging when I stepped down on my heels started to fade. The itch—the relentless, middle-of-the-night urge to scratch—was gone. And even better, I didn’t have to wrap my feet in Vaseline and socks just to get temporary relief. I kept thinking back to all the other urea creams I tried. Why didn’t they work like this? Was it the concentration? The formula? Or just a lucky find? I don’t know. All I knew was that finally, finally, I felt relief. My conclusion was the concentration of the stick. The stick I bought is 60% while all the other creams on Amazon are just 30%. If you have really dry and cracky feet, I would suggest you get 60%. It’s way more powerful. I honestly love this foot stick and would choose this over any other foot cream. I will go ahead and link the site to it down below. It’s been 2 months of using it and my heels and feet have never felt better. I don’t get those deep cracks anymore. I just use the stick when I feel them starting to get a little dry again. The stick I use is 60% urea and it’s amazing. Anyway, that's my experience with urea. You need to get the right concentration of it to really work. If you’ve also used urea or heard about it please leave a comment down below, it can really help others and I would love to hear if urea worked for you. It worked for me! The link to the urea stick I use is down below for you guys.

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