Have you tried various foot lotions and realized that expensive lotions do not always equal good products? I was at Walgreens in the aisle for foot care. Amidst the medicated powders for athelete’s foot and other lotions, I saw Lamisilk Hydrate Daily Hydrating Cream. Since I had a coupon, I decided to give it a try. I think that this cream is part of Lamisilk’s non-medicated foot care line. I deduced that because I saw the Lamisilk products near the Lamisil products. Without knowing who actually the maker is and why it is placed where it is in the store, I do have to agree that the product claims are true. For example, the manufacture claims that the lotion “restores moisture to soften and smooth dry skin”. Before I started using this cream, my feet were a little scaly. I tried many different products without much success. I began to use this cream when I got out of the shower. After one week of continued use in conjunction with regular exfoliating with a pumice stone, I could see that my feet were softer. Soon my feet were not as scaly as before. However, if I used the lotion on my feet without taking a shower, it seems that the lotion does not penetrate and moisturize as well. Since I know this, I only use this cream after taking my showers. For anyone who has problems with scaly, cracked feet, Lamisilk foot cream is a good buy. I would highly recommend this product.
Rating: 9