Hess All-Natural Advanced Foot Cream for Dry, Cracked Feet, 4.5 oz

Since 1893, Dr. Gilbert Hess and J. L. Clark's Hess & Clark have revolutionized skincare with Dr. Hess Udder Ointment. Dr. Hess, with dual degrees in Medicine and Veterinary Sciences, and salesman Clark propelled the company to success. By 1897, they owned one of Ohio's largest factories. Today, Dr. Hess delivers high-quality global skincare solutions, with their iconic product a global phenomenon for dry skin.

Built on commitment and dual medical-veterinary expertise, each product ensures enduring skincare quality and innovation. Founded in 1893 by Dr. Gilbert Hess and J. L. Clark, Hess & Clark quickly succeeded with products like Dr. Hess Udder Ointment, building one of Ohio's largest factories by 1897. Today, the Dr. Hess brand upholds its century-old legacy, providing high-quality global skincare solutions.

Our century-old formulations offer high-quality solutions, effectively moisturizing and restoring dry skin. Fueled by a rich history of innovation and community impact, we cherish our work, rooted in both innovation and community impact.

Dr Hess's natural blend of Jojoba oil, lanolin, olive oil extract, and natural beeswax, effectively hydrates and soothes the skin. Used to remedy dry skin and to help protect the skin's natural oils, Shea Butter is a key ingredient. Aloe Vera, containing a plethora of antioxidants including beta carotene, vitamin C and E, helps improve the skin's natural firmness and keep it hydrated. Extracts of Arnica may help manage muscle and joint discomfort when applied topically. Tea Tree Oil is known to address dry and dead skin cells linked to psoriasis, and it has properties that may help soothe itching, redness, and burning sensations.

In 1893, Dr. Gilbert Hess, having trained and received degrees both as a Medical Doctor and a Doctor of Veterinary Sciences, teamed up with Ashland, Ohio business man J. L. Clark and the business of Hess & Clark was born. Hess was the inventor and remedy developer and Clark was the salesman; and oh, did he sell! The duo became almost instantly successful due, in part, to Dr. Hess' education, projecting superiority over inventors who produced "unscientific" medications, and Clark's outstanding marketing skill, traveling from town to town with horse and buckboard wagon leaving samples with store owners.

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