Aquaphor Baby Diaper Rash Paste - For Serious Diaper Rash and Flare-ups - 3.5 Oz. Tube

This Aquaphor Baby Diaper Rash Paste worked amazingly well for my baby’s diaper sore. The texture is thick and protective, so it stays in place exactly where you put it, even overnight. I noticed a big improvement after the very first use, and within a day the redness had calmed down so much. It creates a solid barrier that really helps irritated skin heal without getting worse. It spreads smoothly, wipes off easily, and doesn’t have a strong scent, which I appreciate. I’ve tried other diaper rash creams before, but this one has been the most effective by far. If your little one is dealing with a stubborn diaper rash or soreness, this paste is absolutely worth it. I’ll be keeping it stocked in the diaper bag for sure!

I’ve tried various brands of diaper rash paste and creams, but this one has been the best by far! We’ve been dealing with teething rash off and on for months now, and this diaper rash paste works within hours. By morning, the rash is reduced by more than half, and by day two, it’s either completely healed or 90% healed. I use a thick amount when a rash is present and apply it on a gauze pad to keep it close to the skin, but it’s incredibly effective and works great!

This diaper rash paste works incredibly well, especially for more severe rashes. It goes on thick and creates a strong barrier that actually protects the skin instead of rubbing right off. We noticed redness and irritation improving quickly, even overnight. It’s gentle, doesn’t seem to sting, and is great for sensitive skin. A little goes a long way, so the tube lasts longer than expected. This is now a staple in our diaper bag and medicine cabinet—highly recommend for any parent dealing with stubborn diaper rash.

I'm shocked at how fast and well this has worked for my hidradenitis suppurativa (HS). I have been dealing with a really stubborn lesion on my left inner thigh for more than two years. I've seen a walk-in clinic resident physician, seen my general practice doctor, and seen a surgeon who all diagnosed it has HS. The walk-in clinic said they "could" take care of it but I wasn't a regular patient and they said to see my doctor. My family doctor wants me to lose weight but refereed me to a dermatologist. I had to cancel with the dermatologist for reasons I don't remember. I saw also saw a surgeon who was ready to put me on the table, gas me up, and cut it off. I've just kind of been dealing with it. I've read a ton of stuff online and tried a lot of different products. Couple of notable items were the hydrocolloid bandages use with transparent film dressing. These have done great keeping the friction from really affecting it. If I leave it on for a few days it usually had drained some and smelled like dead fish. Gross but I really like the hydrocolloid bandages with the film dressing over it. I also read a lot about glycolic acid (7%) and that seems to have helped it. It hasn't been a huge improvement but I think it's done some good. I try to be really careful with it as I don't want to overuse and burn my skin. I try to spray and rub every couple days. Got some new soft boxer brief shorts from New Balance. I had some that were very polyester and slick. I thought I was buying the same thing but I got a bags of the same sort of shorts but they are way software and more comfortable. Those seem to have helped a lot! But the real game changer has been the 40% zinc oxide cream. I initially purchased Desitin but gave it to my mom after the first use. I couldn't handle the fish smell and it literally has fish oil in and I don't do animal ingredients (food no way, medicine I try to avoid). I also looked into Boudreaux's Butt Paste but read that it had a pretty strong odor too (not fishy thankfully) so I decided to pass on it. I read that Aquaphor's Baby Diaper Rash Paste was 40% zinc oxide and had virtually no smell. That's true for me and the stuff has been incredible. I try to apply it twice a day and have even stopped using the bandages and dressing. Within a week my HS lesion has shrunk to the smallest it's been in as long as I can remember it being there. It's not gone but it sure feels like it's on the way out. I am getting a little bit of clear drainage out of it which I take as a good thing. It does not seem to replenish itself. I'm not squeezing or anything, just rub some paste on and go about my day. Sometimes I feel it's draining and I clean it up. I was really surprised no one in the reviews mentioned hidradenitis suppurativa (HS). It has been a miracle and I wish I would have looked for other 40% trying Desitin. I didn't realize there were more creams out there that didn't smell. That was almost a year ago! Wish I would have found you sooner Aquaphor Baby!

I have a problem with yeast rashes on my skin and some time pressure sores too (I'm disabled). My doctor's office suggested I try using Butt Paste but it was too watery, so I tried this Aquaphore 40%Zibc Oxide paste and it works great! It's thick and covers the skin well to protect it and it isn't irritating at all. I've used other Aquaphore products and have always been happy with them, so I'm sticking with this. In fact I just ordered 4 more tubes! Only problem with any zinc oxide paste is that it does get on everything so wear something to protect your clothes you use it. I also put towels down on my recliner when I'm using it and that works well.

The best rash cream in the market.

It does work wonders for diaper rush.

He probado demasiadas cremas para bebé y ya me quedé con esta, es súper buena y nos ha durado hasta ahora casi 4 meses un tubo, mi bebé jamás se ha rozado gracias a estoooo

Australia: the best barrier cream. It cured baby's nappy rash fast when other creams didn't. If you're in Aus and use Sudocream, this aquaphor product contains more than twice as much Zinc Oxide. We used it in conjunction with the Whoopsies Dry Wipes (use wet wipes to clean, then the dry wipes to make sure the area is super dry then apply the purple aquaphor) and the redness disappeared in 2 days.

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