New York Biology Tea Tree Oil Foot Cream for Dry Cracked Feet, Athletes Foot, Nail Fungus, Jock Itch, Ringworm, Cracked Heels and Itchy Skin – Foot Cream – 8 oz

Tea Tree Oil Foot Cream
I absolutely love this Tea Tree Oil Foot Cream! It works wonders for my feet, leaving them incredibly smooth and well-hydrated. The formula absorbs nicely without feeling greasy, and the tea tree oil gives a refreshing, cooling sensation. It also helps soothe dry or cracked skin, making my feet feel soft and rejuvenated. The scent is pleasant and not overpowering. If you’re looking for a foot cream that truly works, this is definitely worth trying! Highly recommend!

Light & absorbs well
This urea cream is wonderful. I wish it came in a much larger size.1–There is a very slight fragrance, kind of minty/herby. I find this pleasant and it disappears pretty much as soon as the product dries and is absorbed.2–The texture is more of a gel cream. It applies smoothly and is absorbed very well.3–I even used it on my face when I ran out of my regular face moisturize. And despite the fact that I have oily skin, this product does not make my face feel oily and provides just the right amount of moisture. Works really well under the eye as a primer for concealer. Bonus: for me, this product works very well under other skincare products and makeup.

Great results
Excellent cream & smells great. Non-greasy, leaves sore achy feet feeling refreshed & vitalized. Helps to soften callus

Has Several Ingredients Others Don’t And is Truly Advanced For Me
Have rough bottoms of the feet – dry and and cracked at times. Have used numerous products that are called foot creams. Most advertised stating “foot repair”, “advanced foot repair”, etc. At age 83 people do often have non-diabetic cracked heels and bottoms of feet – it’s partly a process of aging and tough to improve. I also have had toenail fungus in one foot for which I have used various things – none of which has worked at all. RX fungus products I have never used because one has to use them for so long it’s better to keep toenails trimmed and I found through podiatrist advice that tea tree oil and oregano oil (or lavender oil) followed by rubbing nails with hard toothbrush to work it in, especially under front of nail has gradually improved fungus. The foot creams heavily advertised like Dr. Teal’s, Eucerin, etc. really don’t work to permanently relieve dry/cracked feet. Statements like “advanced” have to be taken with a “grain of salt” because the word means nothing; unless explained why product is called “advanced”. And what and how ingredients that make it “that” work. None do even if you go online to get info at company site!! This New York Biology product I have found used twice daily over time has :softened: and made the bottoms of my feet more comfortable – noticeably so used regularly which I do – even put it on at night (that’s second time used daily) with white sox. Podiatrists recommend that white sox treatment. Bottom line – have used many and this is only one I will go back and buy again and keep using. While it is called “tea tree”it has other ingredients not found in some of the “major” creams advertised. (yes, I am one of those ingredient “freaks” so to speak who examines ingredients in products I buy – have for a long time. ) This has ceramides which are clinically proven to hold water in skin not found in some of major products. Also good is hyaluronic acid. This product has radish root extract. Might sound phony to some but it’s actually helpful proven so by its activity for dry cracked feet. There are a few others but enough is enough. Has also Dimeticone and 1 or 2 other products that are found in major brands. As to whether the product will help with toenail fungus, that for me is yet to be determined. It does have TT oil and spearmint oil (the latter of which in combination with TT can supposedly help get under the nails used properly). Bottom line: this foot cream makes my feet feel better and heels and foot bottoms are clearly smoother and there is no longer that uncomfortable feeling. Advice: if it works for you use it. Always remember when reading reviews they are all subjective; some not always “objective”. Finally, New York Biology labels it as “advanced”. As noted above, what makes it advanced as opposed to just “regular or not advanced”. That is only negative I could find because advanced is a catch advertising phrase but advanced ought to have a definition s to why it’s advanced as opposed to “non-advanced”! In this case to me it is better than what I have usednd perhaps the advanced for me is that it does have ingredients in it that are not in other products and which are tested as good for cracked/dry feet. But, again, for me it’s advanced because it works better than other “advanced” products I have used unsuccessfully.

Nice packaging. Very good cream with nice aroma. Easy application, moisturising affect could be felt and seen within days of use.

The best days of my life were my wedding day and when my kids were born. The next best day was when I discovered this stuff.I bought this after suffering a particularly unpleasant case of athlete’s foot, probably picked up from my gym changing room, pool or somewhere equally communal.I now keep a tub of this cream in my gym bag and use it generously on my feet each time I get out of the shower. It’s just wonderful. Not only is it lovely to apply, with a tea tree scent that I find very pleasing (although that’s a personal thing – I can’t promise everybody will feel the same), it moisturises well, which means my feet no longer have dry bits and cracked heels. Mostly, however, the joy comes from the couple of hours of that tingly warm, almost menthol sensation you get on your feet for a couple of hours after application.I’m writing the review to make sure everybody buys this stuff as life will never be the same if, for any reasons, it ceases to be available.

I’m giving the cream 3 stars because the cream itself is good, not great or anything but good enough. The texture is kind of a mix between thick and thin, it absorbs quickly and doesn’t leave a greasy feeling on your skin. I have pretty dry feet with some callouses that I easily remove with a rasp but I still need a good moisturizing and preferably a little thick foot cream and this one does do the trick it seems, I haven’t used it for long so I can’t say anything about long term use. But the reason I won’t be repurchasing the product is the scent, it is absolutely horrible! I can’t for the life of me understand why anyone is saying it smells good! Those reviews are literally the reason I bought the cream but boy oh boy must their sense of smell crave something different from me! It’s kinda hard to explain but it’s like toothpaste mixed with something bitter, like super non perfume or even earthy scent! More like sour cigarette smell or something. Apparently it’s supposed to have natural fragrance and I actually could believe that, at least there is no added fragrance put in. But the scent is anything but appealing. I will say though that it doesn’t linger and it does seem to calm down after a little while on the skin so it’s not all bad or anything. But I literally have a hard time when I’m putting it on ’cause the scent is so strong and so bad. I don’t hate the scent of tea tree, in fact I like it but this tea tree scent is not like smelling the actual tea tree oil itself! It’s a very bad version of the scent. So if you like scents like fruity and floral perfumes, or earthy scents like vanilla, Lavender, Jasmine or sandalwood or anything like that I have a hard time believing you’d like this scent. But too each their own, I guess.