Review on Organic Fragrance-Free Diaper Cream With Non-Nano Zinc Oxide, Calendula, Shea & Cocoa Butter - 3 Oz - EWG Verified - Babo Botanicals For Sensitive Babies by Robert Chandrasekar
The BEST healing vegan diaper cream!
Seriously the BEST! One of the few vegan, clean diaper creams (most have beeswax), and it has a high concentration of zinc oxide yet still super easy to spread. This cured an AWFUL rash my newborn had and very quickly. Will be buying over and over again, just wish it came in a tub format and larger size because can get hard to squeeze out towards the end.
- I love its texture, it’s not too thick and it smells good! Baby loves it. Easy to absorb and clean!
- Some consumers may prefer scented products
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