Diaper rash is a common skin condition that primarily affects babies and toddlers. The main symptom is red, irritated skin in the diaper area. You may also notice: • Open sores • Peeling skin • Puffy skin • Small bumps or blisters • Itchy skin • Fussiness during diaper changes • Difficulty sleeping Diaper rash can range from mild to severe. In most cases, it can be easily treated at home. Your little one should start feeling better within a few days with proper care. If their rash doesn't improve, make an appointment with a healthcare provider for further evaluation and treatment.

What Causes Diaper Rash?

The most common cause of diaper rash is being in a wet or dirty diaper for a long time. When skin is trapped next to moisture for extended periods, its protective barrier begins to weaken. In this state, your baby's skin is more susceptible to irritation and infection. Other causes of diaper rash include: • Rubbing or chaffing from a tight-fitting diaper • Allergic reaction to ingredients in diapers, wipes, or laundry detergent • Yeast infection (candidiasis) • Bacterial infection • Antibiotic use (which can lead to an imbalance of bacteria on the skin) • Introduction of new foods in a baby's diet • Sensitivity to certain foods in the mother's diet (for breastfed babies) When you know what factors may be causing your baby's diaper rash, you can treat it more effectively.

How To Treat Diaper Rash

The key to treatment is to keep the area clean, dry, and protected. Change your baby frequently so they aren't sitting in a wet or soiled diaper. As part of your diaper-changing routine, use a gentle cleanser or wipes to get all the poop and urine off of their skin. Once clean, let your baby's bottom dry completely before putting on a new diaper. Otherwise, you'll trap moisture against their skin, which can make the rash worse. With every change, you should also apply a generous amount of diaper rash cream to the area. The ingredients in these creams form a protective barrier that can help prevent future rashes.

What Is Diaper Rash Sprayable Cream?

Mustela's Diaper Rash Sprayable Cream is a unique solution for treating diaper rash. Unlike traditional diaper rash cream that you rub in, this sprayable cream is easy to apply and doesn't require you to touch your baby's sore skin. It's made from natural ingredients including non-nano Zinc Oxide, Avocado Perseose® and Organic Shea Butter. Each ingredient was carefully selected for its skin-soothing and protecting properties. The gentle formula is fragrance-free and has been dermatologist-tested to ensure it's safe for your baby's sensitive skin. It contains no parabens, phthalates, or phenoxyethanol, making it a great fit for newborns or toddlers.

How To Use Diaper Rash Sprayable Cream

Our Diaper Rash Sprayable Cream is easy to use. Here's what to do: • Clean your baby's diaper area and allow it to dry • Shake the bottle well • Hold the bottle four to six inches away from your baby's skin • Push the button to spray the cream evenly onto the diaper area • Apply liberally for maximum protection There's no need to rub the product into your baby's skin. It absorbs on its own, creating a protective moisture barrier. And since it's made from safe, natural ingredients, you can use it as often as needed without worrying about harmful chemicals.

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Name: Diaper rash sprayable cream
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A sprayable, natural zinc-based diaper cream that prevents and treats diaper rash while soothing and protecting your baby’s delicate skin with a fa...

A sprayable, natural zinc-based diaper cream that prevents and treats diaper rash while soothing and protecting your baby’s delicate skin with a fast, no-touch application ideal for on-the-go diaper changes.

Selected size: 3.00 OZ

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Benefits & Safety

• Safe from birth on
• Fragrance-free
• Travel-friendly and ideal for quick, hygienic diaper changes while traveling or on the go.

And always:
• Tested under dermatological and pediatric control
• Free from parabens, phthalates, phenoxyethanol, and 1,700+ EU-banned ingredients

This clinically tested gentle formula helps seal out wetness and protects chafed skin while soothing minor skin irritation associated with diaper rash. It's simple, touch-free spray application makes it easy to use, helping prevent and treat diaper rash effectively. Made with 99% ingredients of natural origin*, including Zinc oxide and our key ingredient Avocado Perseose® to protect your baby’s skin, it also contains organic shea butter to calm irritation and organic chamomile and calendula to soothe skin.
With gentle ingredients, the Diaper rash sprayable cream is a natural alternative to steroid options while creating a protective moisture barrier.

*per ISO 16128 standard

Ingredients

99% ingredients of natural origin*

• Avocado Perseose(R) patented ingredient that hydrates and nourishes delicate skin
• Shea butter** calms irritation
• Chamomile extract** soothes skin
• Calendula flower extract** soothes and calms
• Aloe vera** hydrates and repairs

*per ISO 16128 standard
**Certified organic ingredients

Active ingredient: Zinc Oxide 14.9%
Inactive ingredients: Water (Aqua), Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Propanediol, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Bentonite, Glyceryl Rosinate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Fruit Extract, Olea Europaea (Olive) Oil Unsaponifiables, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice*, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter*, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil*, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract*, Glycerin, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract*, Cellulose Gum, Caprylyl Glycol, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Coco-Glucoside, Caprylhydroxamic Acid, Glyceryl Oleate.

*Certified Organic Ingredients

How to Use

Step 1 - Cleanse the diaper area and allow to dry. Shake bottle well.
Step 2 - Spray Diaper rash sprayable cream four to six inches from skin.
Step 3 - Use Diaper rash sprayable cream liberally, as often as necessary. No need to touch or rub it in. Perfect for parents needing a fast, mess-free diaper-rash solution.

For everyday protection and continuous comfort between changes, pair it with Diaper rash cream 123, perfect for regular diaper care and preventing future irritation.

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Dermatologist and pediatrician tested

99% INGREDIENTS OF NATURAL ORIGIN PER ISO 16128 STANDARD

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Diaper rash is a common skin condition that primarily affects babies and toddlers. The main symptom is red, irritated skin in the diaper area.
You may also notice:

• Open sores
• Peeling skin
• Puffy skin
• Small bumps or blisters
• Itchy skin
• Fussiness during diaper changes
• Difficulty sleeping

Diaper rash can range from mild to severe. In most cases, it can be easily treated at home. Your little one should start feeling better within a few days with proper care.
If their rash doesn't improve, make an appointment with a healthcare provider for further evaluation and treatment.
The most common cause of diaper rash is being in a wet or dirty diaper for a long time. When skin is trapped next to moisture for extended periods, its protective barrier begins to weaken. In this state, your baby's skin is more susceptible to irritation and infection.
Other causes of diaper rash include:

• Rubbing or chaffing from a tight-fitting diaper
• Allergic reaction to ingredients in diapers, wipes, or laundry detergent
• Yeast infection (candidiasis)
• Bacterial infection
• Antibiotic use (which can lead to an imbalance of bacteria on the skin)
• Introduction of new foods in a baby's diet
• Sensitivity to certain foods in the mother's diet (for breastfed babies)

When you know what factors may be causing your baby's diaper rash, you can treat it more effectively.
The key to treatment is to keep the area clean, dry, and protected. Change your baby frequently so they aren't sitting in a wet or soiled diaper. As part of your diaper-changing routine, use a gentle cleanser or wipes to get all the poop and urine off of their skin.
Once clean, let your baby's bottom dry completely before putting on a new diaper. Otherwise, you'll trap moisture against their skin, which can make the rash worse.
With every change, you should also apply a generous amount of diaper rash cream to the area. The ingredients in these creams form a protective barrier that can help prevent future rashes.
Mustela's Diaper Rash Sprayable Cream is a unique solution for treating diaper rash. Unlike traditional diaper rash cream that you rub in, this sprayable cream is easy to apply and doesn't require you to touch your baby's sore skin.
It's made from natural ingredients including non-nano Zinc Oxide, Avocado Perseose® and Organic Shea Butter. Each ingredient was carefully selected for its skin-soothing and protecting properties.
The gentle formula is fragrance-free and has been dermatologist-tested to ensure it's safe for your baby's sensitive skin. It contains no parabens, phthalates, or phenoxyethanol, making it a great fit for newborns or toddlers.
Our Diaper Rash Sprayable Cream is easy to use. Here's what to do:

• Clean your baby's diaper area and allow it to dry
• Shake the bottle well
• Hold the bottle four to six inches away from your baby's skin
• Push the button to spray the cream evenly onto the diaper area
• Apply liberally for maximum protection

There's no need to rub the product into your baby's skin. It absorbs on its own, creating a protective moisture barrier.
And since it's made from safe, natural ingredients, you can use it as often as needed without worrying about harmful chemicals.

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