Apply directly to the affected part.
This product is suitable for adults, children, and the elderly.
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How to treat nappy rash:
Look after a baby’s skin by:
Changing wet or dirty nappies as soon as possible
Clean the whole nappy area gently but thoroughly, wiping from front to back
Use water or fragrance-free and alcohol-free baby wipes
Bath a baby daily – but avoid bathing them more than twice a day as that may dry out their skin
Dry your baby gently after washing them – avoid vigorous rubbing
Lie your baby on a towel and leave their nappy off for as long and as often as you can to let fresh air get to their skin
Do not use soap, bubble bath, or lotions
Do not use talcum powder as it contains ingredients that could irritate a baby’s skin
You can also use an antiseptic cream like Care Antiseptic First Aid Cream to treat nappy rash causing your baby discomfort.
A baby's skin being in contact with wee or poo for a long time
The nappy rubbing against a baby's skin
Not cleaning the nappy area or changing the nappy often enough
Soap, detergent or bubble bath, alcohol-based baby wipes
A baby recently taking antibiotics
There may be red patches on a baby's bottom, or the whole area may be red. Their skin may look sore and feel hot to touch, and there may be spots, pimples or blisters.
Who can use this product:
It can be used by adults, the elderly and children.