The best of High Dive, now in a foot mask for even deeper hydration. Extra thick skin on your feet means you need something … intense. We have you covered. We took the best parts of best-selling High Dive intensive moisturizer cream, and packed it into a convenient, one time use bootie for maximum hydration. Designed with the roughest and driest feet in mind. This intensive foot mask contains 5 intensive moisturizers - to deeply hydrate & help repair rough, dry skin. It combines all 4 types of moisturizing methods—humectants, emollients, ceramides and occlusives—for soft, silky smooth feet. • podiatrist recommended urea • hyaluronic acid • shea butter • avocado oil • jojoba oil SOLUTION FOR Extra-dry, cracked, callused, & scaly feet THE SCIENCE This intensive foot mask contains 5 intensive moisturizers - podiatrist recommended urea, hyaluronic acid, shea butter, avocado oil & jojoba oil - to deeply hydrate & help repair rough, dry skin. It combines all 4 types of moisturizing methods—humectants, emollients, ceramides and occlusives—for soft, silky smooth feet. HOW TO USE 1. Prep by cleansing your feet and soaking them in warm water for about 10 minutes. Dry feet. 2. Slip On. Remove each of the single-use booties and cut along the dotted lines to create an entry point for your feet. Place one foot inside the liner of each bootie & close with attached adhesive tape. Move feet around within the bootie to evenly coat skin. Leave on for at least 20 minutes. 3. Remove & discard the booties. Rub excess lotion into feet. Use every few weeks, or as needed for dry & cracked skin. Why care for your feet? BECAUSE YOUR FEET ARE BASICALLY THE SAHARA Being thick-skinned is actually a good thing – at least when it comes to your feet. This specialized type of skin is up to 8x thicker than the skin on the rest of your body, providing your feet with extraordinary protection throughout the day, but also making them especially vulnerable to dryness, unsightly calluses, corns and painful cracks. Every day, your feet are depleted of moisture faster than any other part of the body, a result of the hundreds of tons of downward pressure your body puts on them as well as being trapped all day long in sweat-inducing saunas known as 'shoes.'