Review on 👶 Large Penaten Baby Cream Crème - 5.1-Ounce by Regina Ford

I rarely speak so poetically about a product I really love. Penaten is this product. I've been using it since I was a kid and my own siblings. The fiery diaper rash and the worst heat rash have a silver bullet: Penaten cream. Take it from mom with sensitive skin, this thick white cream is almost magical. I don't understand why this miracle drug isn't available in the United States, but I make a pilgrimage to Canada every few weeks to buy two more doses. for my son and my personal use. While Penaten is widely used in Canada and Europe as a baby cream, it serves multiple purposes: softening calluses, moisturizing deeply cracked skin, protecting cuticles and blisters from sandal straps, and more. Its formula tackles severe skin irritations, cuts and chafing. My sensitive skin doesn't flare up because there are no over the top additives and fragrances in other lotions. Penaten is very fat. Small things have a big impact; Just one swab is good for all but the most difficult jobs. When treating diaper rash, I apply a small amount to the affected area and then apply directly to the diaper itself. The cream immediately soothes and relieves itching, then moisturizes for several hours. When nothing else works, Penaten delivers. Bleeding, raw eruptions respond effectively. We use it religiously in my house when baby's bottom gets red or hot. For more efficiency, we put extra night diapers on him. Every morning the redness is significantly reduced, if not completely gone. For my own cracked hands, applying cream to the affected area and wrapping my hands in warm towels works wonders. . Penaten has a much creamier and smoother texture, a milder flavor and is far more effective in every way. To each their own, but I don't go five feet from home without a little tin can in my diaper bag. consider it necessary.