B4 Nappi Cream with Calendula Oil & Allantoin | For Baby's Tender Skin

Tedibar B4 Nappi Diaper Rash Cream is a specially formulated diaper rash cream designed to help protect your baby's delicate skin from diaper rash and irritation. Enriched with Zinc Oxide, Calendula Oil, and Allantoin, it forms a protective barrier on the skin, helping to soothe discomfort, reduce redness, and keep the diaper area soft and healthy. The cream is ideal for regular use during diaper changes to help maintain your baby's skin comfort and hygiene.

Key Ingredients:

• Zinc Oxide

• Calendula Oil

• Allantoin

• Mineral Oil

• Petrolatum

• Sunflower Seed Oil

• Glycerin

• Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E)

Key Benefits:

• Helps Prevent Diaper Rash: Forms a protective barrier that shields the skin from wetness and irritation

• Soothes Irritated Skin: Helps calm redness and discomfort associated with diaper rash

• Protects Delicate Baby Skin: Designed specifically for the sensitive skin of infants

• Moisturises and Nourishes: Helps keep the diaper area soft, smooth, and hydrated

• Supports Skin Recovery: Calendula Oil and Allantoin help soothe and condition the skin

• Suitable for Regular Use: Can be applied during every diaper change for ongoing protection

Concerns It Can Help With:

• Diaper rash

• Skin redness and irritation

• Chafing caused by prolonged diaper use

• Moisture-related skin discomfort

• Sensitive baby skin care

Product Form:
Cream

Net Quantity:
75 g

Directions for Use:

• Gently cleanse your baby's nappy area with baby wipes or water and allow it to dry completely

• Apply a thick layer of Tedibar B4 Nappi Cream over the entire diaper area, including the front and back

• Use before every diaper change to help keep the skin protected from nappy rash

• For external use only

Safety Information:

• Store in a cool and dry place

• Do not freeze

• Keep out of reach of children

• For external use only

• Discontinue use if redness or irritation persists and consult a healthcare professional

• Use as directed