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Foot creams can be used on elbows and knees as they often contain similar ingredients that help to moisturize and protect the skin, such as hydrating oils and emollients. However, it is important to note that the skin on the feet tends to be thicker and rougher than the skin on elbows and knees. Therefore, foot creams may not provide as much moisture or exfoliation as creams specifically formulated for these areas. If you have particularly dry or rough skin on your elbows or knees, using a cream specifically made for those areas might be more effective. Additionally, some foot creams may contain fragrances or ingredients that could potentially irritate the more sensitive skin on elbows and knees. It is recommended to patch test the cream on a small area before applying it to larger areas to ensure compatibility and avoid any adverse reactions.