Burt's Bees Baby Multipurpose Healing Ointment with Shea Butter, Face & Body Baby Ointment for Dry Skin, 100% Natural Origin, 7.5 Oz

I bought this because I was desperate for something to relieve the horrible dryness, itch, irritation and sensitivity on my eczema-affected areas, and I thought the ingredient list looked great. It has only been a couple of days of consistent use, but I have already noticed significant improvement in the dryness, redness and irritation of my skin.The balm is creamy-thick and leaves an almost wax-like protective coating on the areas to which it is applied without too much transfer to clothing. For anyone with serious dry skin issues, you know how difficult that is to find in a product. Though there is fragrance in the product, it is the last ingredient and not very strong. The scent is vaguely fruity/citrusy and seems to primarily serve as a mask for the scent of the first ingredient, castor oil (which, on its own, has a very particular, not entirely pleasant scent). Fantastic value for the amount of product you get in the container as well. Burt's Bees, please never discontinue this!

Works well and smells amazing! Really helped with dry skin on my baby’s face!

As a parent, finding the perfect product to care for your baby's sensitive skin can be a challenging task. However, Burt's Bees Baby Diaper Balm has proven to be a game-changer in our household. This multipurpose healing ointment not only lives up to its promises but also surpasses expectations.One of the standout features of this product is its versatility. While it's primarily marketed as a diaper balm, its uses extend far beyond that. We've found it to be an excellent solution for a wide range of skin issues. From diaper rash to dry patches, chapped lips, and even minor cuts and scrapes, this ointment has proven its worth time and again. Its multipurpose nature means you can streamline your baby care routine with one reliable product.The texture of the balm is creamy and rich, making it easy to apply. It melts into the skin effortlessly, leaving behind a protective barrier that soothes and moisturizes. This balm works wonders in calming irritated skin. Whether it's a result of diaper friction or exposure to harsh weather conditions, you can count on this ointment to provide much-needed relief.What sets Burt's Bees Baby Diaper Balm apart is its natural formula. It contains no harmful chemicals, parabens, or synthetic fragrances, making it gentle enough for daily use on your little one's delicate skin. The peace of mind that comes with using a product made from all-natural ingredients is priceless for any parent.The subtle, pleasant scent of this ointment is another plus. It's not overpowering, ensuring that it won't irritate your baby's senses. Instead, it adds to the overall calming effect.One jar of this diaper balm lasts a surprisingly long time, given its creamy consistency. This makes it a cost-effective choice, especially considering its effectiveness in preventing and treating skin issues.In conclusion, Burt's Bees Baby Diaper Balm is a must-have for any parent looking to provide the best care for their baby's skin. Its multipurpose use, natural ingredients, and soothing properties make it an exceptional product that delivers on its promises. This ointment has certainly earned its place as a staple in our baby care routine, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to others seeking a reliable and gentle solution for their baby's skin.

... and it's cheaper too (at a Box Store, that is).I don't know how long this product has been on the market as my local Babies R Us and Targets just got this in recently. I had been using Babyganics Ointments on my 14 mo old from birth to 12 months. I loved this stuff! It was the only thing I could find in stores that didn't have a laundry list of chemicals and questionable substances. Johnson & Johnson had made the news yet ago just before her birth and that's when I decided to go as natural as I could. I thought it worked quite well and used it with every diaper change and extra for her overnight diapers when she began sleeping through. She only ever had a diaper rash (small, smaller than a quarter in size) once she started solids foods/fruits. We preferred the stuff in jars as it was more pliable and less "clumpy" compared to the travel tubes. However, once I learned about Honest Co, I switched to their variety.Honest Co's ointment is really nice, the price not so much. It literally melts on contact with skin and goes on quite silky. It has far fewer ingredients compared to Babyganics and did a far better job with the small "teething" diaper rashes she got with her molars. I ordered directly from Honest Co as it's cheaper there compared to amazon. When I ordered that allowed you to create a "bundle" of 5-8 products, as many of each as you chose for $36. Now they limit it to only 2 Ointments per Bundle, per month. Apparently they were catching on that the Ointment was really one of the few things worth the price. I tried several other products of theirs only to donate them (Stain remover, all purpose cleaner, glass cleaner). Babyganics Glass Cleaner is better than Honest Co and you can make vinegar solutions for other cleaners that work better than Honest Co... peroxide is a better stain remover and Dreft Stain remover is leaps and bounds better than theirs. It even got out bright blue on all of my clothing and towels that had bled from new dish towels. Anywho... Honest Co ointment is better than Babyganics.Burt's Bees was purchased this week at a box retailer as a promo for Buy 2 get 1. I figured I couldn't wrong as it was cheaper than Babyganics so I took the plunge. I noticed an immediate difference in texture compared to both Babyganics and Honest Co. Not only did it melt into Baby Girl's skin/tush area instantly, it also remained there over night (in a very fine layer)! The Honest Co never lasted through the night and she always had some redness in the morning and was made worse if she poo'd just before waking. BB's kept her skin protected and absolutely no redness this morning. I have used a fraction of the amount I would have of Babyganics and it's beyond better. I will not go back to Honest Co and pay through the nose when I can have BB's which works better for both healing and overnight and/or short term protection.As a side note, I even tried organic coconut oil this week before the Burt's Bees and wasn't impressed with that option either. It was a pain in the butt to apply until it warmed but it did not provide the lasting protection she needs for overnights. I read 2+ doz natural momma blogs, all swearing the benefits of coconut oil. My experience proved otherwise. So of the 4 products I have used with my baby girl, this is the clear winner. I'd purchase this but the case full if I ever got word that this would be discontinued. With another baby on the way, this will be the only ointment we use. Hubby also liked it much better too. "Less sticky and easier to apply" compared to the other options, were his thoughts.

I used Burts Bees on my children when they were young. It is a wonderful bum cream, but it also works for cradle cap, and sore nipples from breastfeeding.

Best cream I have purchased for my children’s eczema and my baby’s diaper rash. I have tried other anti-allergenic options, including an EWG approved lotion that made my child’s eczema itchier.At first, was taken aback by the fragrance because it is not labeled as having any. It is a pleasant smell but quite a bit stronger than I expected. Stays on my hands for a while after applying to my kids skin. I wish this were more clearly labeled as some people can be very sensitive to fragrance.