Himalaya Baby Rash Relief Cream with Pure Cow Ghee-50G

Product Benefits

• Helps heal and prevent diaper rashes by creating a protective layer over delicate nappy zones.
• Delivers redness and irritation relief starting from the very first use.
• Provides long-lasting protection against wetness caused by prolonged diaper wear.
• Alleviates painful burning sensations and skin itching to keep your baby calm and comfortable.
• Maintains a skin-friendly pH of 5.5 to support the natural acid mantle and improve skin barrier function.
• Medium 50g tube size serves as a highly practical, home-friendly option that also fits easily inside a daily diaper bag.

Core Active Ingredients
The cream features a 96% to 98% natural origin formulation focused on pure botanical and traditional ingredients:

• 15% Zinc Oxide: Forms a physical barrier on the skin that shields against wetness while actively soothing and healing irritation.
• Pure Cow Ghee: Acts as a premium natural emollient rich in vitamins A, D, E and Omega 3, 6, 9 fatty acids to reinforce skin barrier immunity and lock in softness.
• Aloe Vera Extract: Works efficiently to condition, hydrate, and calm hyper-dry or inflamed baby skin.
• Five-Leaved Chaste Tree Extract: Provides natural anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antifungal protection.

Exclusion of Harsh Toxins
To ensure extreme safety on compromised or eczema-prone infant skin, this hypoallergenic formula contains no parabens, mineral oils, or synthetic colors.

Directions for Use

1. Cleanse your baby's nappy zone thoroughly during diaper changes and pat the skin completely dry.
2. Squeeze an adequate amount of cream onto your fingertips.
3. Apply the cream liberally across the dry diaper area, paying close attention to skin folds where rashes are present.
4. Apply with each diaper change, especially at bedtime when exposure to wet diapers is prolonged.

Safety Note: This formulation is intended strictly for external topical use. Avoid direct contact with your baby's eyes and mouth. Discontinue usage immediately and consult a doctor if skin irritation develops or worsens.