Bepanthen Nappy Rash Ointment 100g

Bepanthen Ointment soothes the nappy rash irritation, it forms a protective waterproof barrier that still lets your baby's delicate skin breathe. It is also great for heat rash.

"Why Choose Bepanthen Ointment?"
Bepanthen Ointment contains a unique ingredient, dexpanthenol, which is related to Vitamin B5. Dexpanthenol Helps the skin to repair its natural protective barrier. Bepanthen Ointment's special water-in-oil formulation also Helps to keep the skin healthy and hydrated to soothe irritated skin caused by nappy rash. Bepanthen Ointment is gentle to use everyday as it's free from: Antiseptics, Antifungals, Added fragrances, Preservatives, Colours

"How Do I Use It?" Apply a thin layer of Bepanthen Ointment to your baby's clean, dry bottom.
There's no need to remove the ointment at each change, just re-apply after cleaning the area.

"What is in it?" it has a unique ingredient dexpanthenol, which may Help to accelerate the healing process. Unlike zinc pastes that only coat the skin, Bepanthen's unique, dual-action formula contains Dexpanthenol (Pro Vitamin B5), which forms a protective waterproof barrier that also let's baby's skin breathe. As a result, it Helps accelerate the skin's natural healing process.

"What is nappy rash?" Nappy rash is a common skin disorder in infancy

"What are the symptoms of nappy rash?" In its mildest form, the skin will be moist with a red, slightly rough and angry appearance. Nappy rash can also cause burning and itching that can result in restlessness, irritability and sleep interruptions.

"What Causes Nappy rash?" Nappy Rash is caused by prolonged contact with urine and faeces, along with chaffing and heat. Skin exposed to wetness or moisture leads to softening of the skin making it more vulnerable to friction and local irritants.

"How do I treat Nappy rash?" Nappy rash is a form of contact dermatitis and using a barrier cream as barrier protection is a good first step Zinc Oxide is an excellent treatment and protectant. The Nappy rash should respond within 24 hours and if it does not clear within 3 days, this implies a non responding secondary bacterial or fungal infection, and  healthcare professional should be consulted.