Geyoga Cotton Moisture Enhancing Socks Overnight for Dry Feet 10 Pairs

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• CC.J.19 Dec 2025
  5 ★

  Perfect for foot treatment

  I can't afford pedicures and started treating my dry, peeling, callused feet at home. I can't spend too much time bent over myself and found the best treatment possible that does a lot of the work on its own, and these socks are the key.I avoid gel or lotion infused socks because I want to choose what product goes on my feet (plus, I've heard a lot of those other socks have craploads of perfume added ...ugh). You start with a nourishing cream that has salicylic acid in it (this Gold Bond one is fairly clean in terms of ingredients and more natural and affordable than the comparable CeraVe version). The SA helps break down the drying, peeling skin. I put this on my feet and then slip the socks on for bed. I was afraid my feet would get hot, but they breathed very well through the night. When I did need to get up, I didn't slip around like you do in gel socks.After doing this several nights in a row, make a warm foot bath with Epsom salt. Then polish off what's left of the dry skin and calluses with a pumice stone. Don't use those tools that shave the skin off unless you want to make more work for yourself ...the calluses will just grow back faster. I found this pumice stone at Walmart, in the women's nail products section -- it has both a rougher and smoother side. For getting around and between the toes, I recommend using exfoliation gloves. This whole hands-on part won't last as long if you spent the week treating your feet overnight with the lotion.Like I said, the socks really made this whole process possible. They're easier than regular socks to wear over feet with lotion on them and without soaking up so much of it that your feet can't benefit from the treatment, are cool and comfortable (I'm a womens size 7 1/2-8 and they were just fitted enough to stay on my feet -- I almost forgot they were on), and easy to walk around in when you need to.

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• SSylvia W.8 Feb 2025
  5 ★

  Best moisturizing socks

  I love these socks because they do exactly what they say! I put my favorite lotion on my very dry feet and wore them to bed, and boy what a difference in the morning! My feet were soft and smooth! I wish I had taken a before pic, but trust me these socks work!

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• CC.J.11 Dec 2024
  5 ★

  Perfect for foot treatment

  I can't afford pedicures and started treating my dry, peeling, callused feet at home. I can't spend too much time bent over myself and found the best treatment possible that does a lot of the work on its own, and these socks are the key. I avoid gel or lotion infused socks because I want to choose what product goes on my feet (plus, I've heard a lot of those other socks have craploads of perfume added ...ugh). You start with a nourishing cream that has salicylic acid in it (this Gold Bond one is fairly clean in terms of ingredients and more natural and affordable than the comparable CeraVe version). The SA helps break down the drying, peeling skin. I put this on my feet and then slip the socks on for bed. I was afraid my feet would get hot, but they breathed very well through the night. When I did need to get up, I didn't slip around like you do in gel socks. After doing this several nights in a row, make a warm foot bath with Epsom salt. Then polish off what's left of the dry skin and calluses with a pumice stone. Don't use those tools that shave the skin off unless you want to make more work for yourself ...the calluses will just grow back faster. I found this pumice stone at Walmart, in the women's nail products section -- it has both a rougher and smoother side. For getting around and between the toes, I recommend using exfoliation gloves. This whole hands-on part won't last as long if you spent the week treating your feet overnight with the lotion. Like I said, the socks really made this whole process possible. They're easier than regular socks to wear over feet with lotion on them and without soaking up so much of it that your feet can't benefit from the treatment, are cool and comfortable (I'm a womens size 7 1/2-8 and they were just fitted enough to stay on my feet -- I almost forgot they were on), and easy to walk around in when you need to.

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• BB. W.21 Oct 2024
  5 ★

  Money well spent - however ...

  I had previously written a review giving this item 5 stars, indicating they were lightweight, comfortable and washed well. This is my amendment to that 5-star rating. As you can see from the attached image, after washing (in a mesh laundry bag), the socks develop a rip in the seam at the toe (and not because of claw-like toenails), which is not only annoying but uncomfortable. Needless to say, this is something that can be corrected by a needle and thread, however, (1) I don't feel I should have to do this, and (2) I am averse to needle and thread! This was initially a good first purchase, however, I'm now doubtful about a second.

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