Amazon.saMustela 1 2 3 Vitamin Barrier Cream, 100ml
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Our read on it
Noticeably lighter than Sudocrem, and that is not a cosmetic detail: a thick cream needs rubbing onto inflamed, painful skin, and the rubbing itself adds irritation. A cream that spreads in one stroke is kinder to the baby and quicker for the mother in a change that happens ten times a day. The price of that is more than double the cost per gram.
Pros
- A light texture that spreads in one stroke with no rubbing on inflamed skin
- A practical size for a changing bag
- A brand specialised in children's skin
Cons
- More than double the cost per gram of Sudocrem
- 100ml runs out quickly with the generous use required
Important safety information
Apply to completely clean, dry skin, since barrier cream on damp skin traps moisture and worsens the rash. Do not use inside the genitals. See a doctor for a rash that does not improve within three days, or blistering, pus, or shiny red patches with clear edges, which signal a fungal infection needing different treatment. Patch test a small area first.
