What is the active ingredient in the Diaper Rash Cream?
The active ingredient in our Diaper Rash Cream is 15% Zinc Oxide.
Why is Zinc in the Diaper Rash Cream?
Zinc Oxide is included in our Diaper Rash Cream for its many benefits. It forms a protective barrier against moisture and irritants, soothes inflammation, and provides comfort and protection for your baby's delicate skin. Zinc Oxide is an active ingredient that enables our product to be sold over-the-counter (OTC) per the FDA monograph, allowing it to be called a Diaper Cream.
Is the Zinc Oxide non-nano?
Yes, the Zinc Oxide is non-nano!
Is the Diaper Rash Cream cloth diaper safe? Or will it stain the cloth?
Yes, our Diaper Rash Cream is cloth diaper safe, although it contains Zinc Oxide, which could potentially cause staining.
Is it safe to use on a newborn?
Using our Diaper Rash Cream on a newborn is generally safe, as our formulas are designed to be gentle and free from harmful ingredients. It is versatile and gentle enough for all age groups, including those with sensitive skin. We recommend performing a small skin patch test and waiting 24 hours to ensure no reactions occur. If the skin responds well, you can proceed to use it on the affected area of the body. However, if you have any concerns about using this product on your child, we highly recommend consulting with a healthcare professional or a licensed skincare specialist before introducing any new product to your baby's skincare routine. While our products are crafted to prioritize safety for all ages, seeking professional guidance for your little one's well-being is always a wise practice.
Caution: For external use only. Avoid direct contact with the eye. If irritation occurs, rinse with cool water and discontinue use. Keep out of reach of small children.
Caution: CHOKING HAZARD - Please be aware that the cap may fit easily into small mouths. Keep out of reach of children to prevent accidental ingestion.
What are some causes of diaper rash?
Diaper rash can result from various factors depending on each child, including leaving a wet or soiled diaper on for extended periods, which can irritate. Changing your baby's diaper frequently and promptly minimizes this risk. Also, chafing caused by diapers that are too tight or loose can contribute to diaper rash. Other factors, such as sensitivity to various diaper or wipe ingredients, changes in stool composition due to introducing new foods, or skin irritation from harsh detergents or fabric softeners used in washing cloth diapers or even clothes, can also play a role in diaper rash severity.
How often should I apply the diaper rash cream?
Apply the Diaper Rash Cream whenever needed or if you notice any signs of irritation. To keep your baby's skin healthy and minimize potential rashes, change wet or soiled diapers promptly to prevent prolonged exposure to moisture, a common cause of diaper rash. Additionally, don't hesitate to use the cream if you expect prolonged exposure to moisture, such as during vacations or extended outings, to maintain your baby's skin health and prevent diaper rash.
Should I apply the diaper rash cream preventively or only when my baby has a rash? Can I use it at every diaper change, or should I use it less frequently?
You can use the Diaper Rash Cream preventively and to address existing rashes. Applying the cream at every diaper change is perfectly fine to maintain your baby's skin health and prevent diaper rash, as long as you clean and dry the area well before. If you notice any signs of irritation or anticipate prolonged exposure to moisture, such as during vacations or extended outings, don't hesitate to use the cream to help protect your baby's delicate skin.
Can I apply the diaper rash cream on broken skin or open sores?
You can apply the diaper rash cream on broken skin or open sores after cleaning and drying the area. If you have any concerns about adding the cream to existing wounds, especially if they are open, we highly recommend consulting with a healthcare professional or a licensed skincare specialist before applying the cream to your baby's delicate skin. Be gentle during application to avoid further irritation.