Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Sorry in advance for the long review - if it’s skincare related, I try to be as detailed as possible. I find it ironic that this product comes in a tub because the consistency of it is not nearly thick enough to be called a cream. This is a lotion, gang. It’s not a cream. And it should have a pump. One other review I’ve read says it has the consistency of two day old milk. I find that to be a misleading exaggeration because of a bad experience that person had. The simple truth is that it has a nice consistency, it’s just that it’s a lotion, definitely NOT a cream. Secondly, this product made the palms of my hands very...”dry-sticky”? It’s very difficult to explain. It dries out your skin, but when you rub your fingers together, they don’t slide against each other like they normally would. They just kind of “grind” because there’s so much more friction than before you apply this product. What did it do for my feet? I may not have cracked heels, but I do have a few small calluses - small, but quite thick. Now, I applied this lotion to my feet and hands before bed about three times. The next morning of each of those times, my skin became even MORE dry. The third morning was the absolute worst - the entire sole of each foot has become a great, spacious callus. Each of these HUGE calluses has incredibly thick and hard wrinkles on top of them to boot. I have NEVER had a bad experience with any foot cream because they’re relatively straightforward - intensely moisturizing, thick, spread easily...this lotion was none of those things. I just want to reiterate because I didn’t even think it would be possible - this product that claims to give “intensive moisture” made the entire soles of my feet two huge calluses. These are Calluses that have hard, thick wrinkles and hard, raised lines! The soles of my feet BEFORE had no wrinkles in them period! Now, I’m one to give people the benefit of the doubt. And this is an “Amazon’s choice” product, so maybe something went wrong. Perhaps it’s sat in storage too long, perhaps it was subjected to too much hot weather during shipping (the tub was hot to the touch after pulling it out of the box), or perhaps you have to use this product for a month straight before you get the results you want? Or something? But there was no indication from the company that you have to DO the latter. This was an ABSURD waste of money for me because I’ve found several other foot creams on amazon that actually DO deliver intense moisture. I could have used one of those for the three nights - at least then I wouldn’t have set my feet’s texture BACKWARDS in time and THEN some.