Earth Mama Organic Diaper Balm (60 ml)
Earth Mama Organic Diaper Balm is a gentle, petroleum-free barrier cream designed to soothe and protect sensitive baby skin from diaper rash. Formulated with USDA Certified Organic herbs like calendula and chamomile, it is completely vegan and free of zinc oxide. Instead, it relies on organic sunflower oil, beeswax, and shea butter to create a breathable, moisture-blocking layer that is safe for cloth diapers.
Specyfikacja
| Net Weight | 60 ml (2 fl oz) |
| Key Ingredients | Organic sunflower oil, organic beeswax, organic shea butter, calendula extract |
| Certyfikaty | Made with USDA Certified Organic herbs |
| Free From | No petrolatum, no zinc oxide, no parabens, no phthalates |
| Suitable Age | Newborn and up |
| Cloth Diaper Safe | Yes |
| Packaging | Squeezable tube |
| Kraj pochodzenia | Made in USA |
| Marka | Earth Mama |
| SKU | 202 |
Opinie
Can't fault it. Soothes and clears up dry patches and redness fast. A little goes a long way — the tube lasts ages. You can tell it's the genuine branded item.
Great value. Gentle formula, no irritation on sensitive skin. A little goes a long way — the tube lasts ages. Well made and clearly built to last.
Better than expected. Gentle formula, no irritation on sensitive skin.
Exactly what we needed. Absorbs well and leaves skin soft and calm. A little goes a long way — the tube lasts ages. Wish the instructions were a touch clearer.
Really pleased with this purchase. A friend recommended it and now I do too. A little goes a long way — the tube lasts ages. Absorbs well and leaves skin soft and calm. You can tell it's the genuine branded item.
Worth every penny. A friend recommended it and now I do too. Great for nappy area and rough patches. You can tell it's the genuine branded item.
Does exactly what it should. Gentle formula, no irritation on sensitive skin. Would happily buy again.
Does exactly what it should. Soothes and clears up dry patches and redness fast. Highly recommend. Took us a little while to get used to it, but we're there now.


