Caldesene Medicated Protecting Body Powder with Zinc Oxide and Cornstarch Talc-Free Baby Powder Soothes Protects 5 Oz

Caldesene Medicated Protecting Body Powder with Zinc Oxide and Cornstarch has been trusted for decades by parents to help prevent and treat diaper rash on their little ones and to prevent chafing and discomfort on themselves. Caldesene is a gentle body powder recognized as safe and effective by parents and doctors in treating diaper rash, prickly heat, chafing, minor skin irritations, shoe odor, and to dry the weeping of poison ivy, oak and sumac rash. That means that this talc-free powder is great for the whole family! Caldesene works as a body powder for women and a body powder for men to help prevent chafing and raw skin, making it perfect for hiking, running, traveling, and hot summer days. Caldesene Medicated Protecting Body Powder is free of talcum and made with cornstarch and zinc oxide to form a protective barrier to repel moisture and help keep skin dry. Caldesene Medicated Protecting Body Powder works as a baby powder, too! Keep your baby comfortable all day long by incorporating into your routine as needed to prevent excess moisture in your baby diapers and to help protect sensitive skin against chafing.

Highlights: Caldesene Medicated Protecting Body Powder is talc-free and made with zinc oxide, aloe, and chamomile to pamper skin Fresh scent baby powder forms a protective barrier to repel moisture and help keep skin dry when dealing with minor irritations and prickly heat Ideal for the whole family, Caldesene seals out wetness to protect against chafed skin, shoe odor, and to dry the weeping of poison ivy, oak and sumac rash 3-in-1 action that soothes, absorbs, and protects against diaper rash Cornstarch powder with zinc oxide is a gentle powder free from dyes, parabens, and preservatives Contains 1 bottle of Caldesene Medicated Protecting Body Powder, 5 oz

Key details: Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No | Product Dimensions: 2.44 x 2.44 x 6.75 inches; 8.1 ounces | UPC: 363736111519 749447108473 | Customer Reviews: 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (24,946)

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Customer feedback: 4.7/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers find this body powder effective, noting it works well all over the body and helps prevent diaper rash. Customers find it gentle on sensitive skin, with one customer specifically mentioning its effectiveness for heat rash, and they consider it suitable for both babies and adults.

Review snippets: this has been around longer than i have (53 yrs). it was recommended by my mother and has been my go-to for diaper changes. if i am using this in the diaper, i am rarely seeing any rashes... it is / The scent is soft, sweet, and nostalgic, like a freshly bathed baby. It's not just for little ones, though. As an adult, I still reach for it daily. It keeps skin dry and comfortable, especially in areas prone to irritation.

From the manufacturer Caldesene Caldesene Baby Cornstarch Powered with Zinc Oxide With cornstarch and zinc oxide, Caldesene Baby forms a protective barrier to repel moisture and help keep skin dry...plus aloe and chamomile to soften and soothe baby’s delicate skin. Caldesene Medicated Protecting Powder Recognized as safe and effective by moms and doctors in treating diaper rash, prickly heat, and chafing. No messy creams or gels, just gentle powder you can use regularly. Baby Care What is Diaper Rash? Diaper rash is a common skin irritation of early childhood. When skin remains wet for too long, it begins to break down. Moisture from a diaper can harm your baby’s skin and make it more prone to chafing. When this happens a diaper rash may develop. Other causes of diaper rash include introducing new foods, using new brands of diapers, wipes, laundry detergent, etc., or using antibiotics. Identifying Diaper Rash Diaper rash usually shows up as a patch of pinkness or redness, and scaling skin where the diaper meets baby’s bottom. A bad case of diaper rash usually causes pimples, blisters and other sores on your baby’s buttocks, thighs or genital area. If the rash gets infected, it may be swollen and turn bright red. Be sure to call your doctor if the rash spreads to other areas, it gets worse or does not go away in 2-3 days, or if your baby develops a fever. Preventing/Treating Diaper Rash There are three main things you can do to keep diaper rash from happening: Clean your baby’s bottom between diaper changes with