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Many nappy creams use petrolatum or zinc oxide as the primary skin-protecting ingredients; some formulas also include dimethicone.

These products are available as ointments, creams, pastes and even touch-free spray formats.

Listings show several zinc oxide strengths, including about 12.8% (non-nano), 14%, 25% (microfine), and 40% formulations.

Labels range from specific ages like “0–2 years” up to “All Ages,” with many products marked “Newborn and up.”

They’re used to treat and help prevent diaper rash by sealing out moisture and soothing red or irritated skin. People also use them for chafing, drool/teething rashes, and other dry or irritated areas (hands, cuticles, heels, lips); reviewers additionally report using some formulas for cradle cap and other skin issues.

Common warnings include keeping products out of reach of children and avoiding the eyes (many list “eye irritant”); some labels note clothing may stain and advise storing at room temperature. A few products add directions to stop use and consult a doctor if the condition worsens or lasts more than 7 days, and to seek medical help if swallowed.

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