
Sebamed Baby Powder 400g with 100g Pack
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Our read on it
The difference from the single pack on this list is the small travel size for thirteen riyals more, a sensible price for an extra hundred grams in a format that fits a changing bag. But before comparing the two, read the safety note: powder is not the recommended tool for nappy care, and a barrier cream is the more suitable and safer choice for infants.
Pros
- An extra travel pack for thirteen riyals, a sensible price for the quantity
- A brand specialised in sensitive skin care
- 500g in total lasts a long time
Cons
- Does not stop rash, it only soaks up moisture
- A risk of particle inhalation in infants
- A travel pack means carrying powder into poorly ventilated public spaces
Important safety information
Fine powder particles can be inhaled by a baby and cause breathing problems, which is why avoiding powder on infants and relying on a barrier cream is the general advice. Check the ingredient list and avoid any powder containing talc. If you do use it, never shake it over the baby or near their face; put a small amount in your hand away from them and smooth it on. Do not use it in a small unventilated space. Keep it completely out of children's reach.




