Sudocrem
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Sudocrem is clinically proven to soothe and protect your baby’s delicate skin and works in three simple ways. First, it contains an emollient that soothes sore skin. Second, its cooling properties help ease pain and irritation. Finally, a water-repellent base forms a protective barrier, helping to stop any irritants (urine and faeces) coming into contact with the skin.
Age Groups:
0-3 Months
3-6 Months
6-9 Months
9-12 Months
2-3 years
Best cream ever!! Works great for any skin rushes 👌🏻
Posted 5 years ago
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This is my all time favourite, go-to bum cream. Texture is great whether its summer or winter. No residue left on baby's skin and odorless. Also very easy for baby to get the lid off and dig into the cream - so keep out of reach where possible. :) I recommend getting your hands on the tiny sample tub from the pharmacy/paed's rooms to test if you arent sure.
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This ia the only product i trusted withnour twins for the time they were on diapers. Products the delicate skin of baby bums.
Posted 5 years ago
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Best cream ever! Can be used for almost anything on your baby and yourself! My baby had "baby acne" when she was just a few weeks old and nothing helped to clear it,I got introduced to Sudocrem and within a day or 2 my baby's skin started clearing!
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Sudocrem is a phenomenal multi-purpose cream. Not only is it the best for nappy rashes You can use it for bites, rashes, a face mask for mom. I still use this on my 3 year old little girl. A little dollop goes a long way with this product.
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