Aquaphor Baby Healing Balm Stick With Avocado Oil and Shea Butter, 0.65 Oz

My 4 month old baby has been drooling a lot and even though we try to change her bib every chance we get, she would sometimes still break out with a little rash on her cheeks. I applied this on her cheeks during bedtime and literally the next morning her rash is 80 percent gone! Its super easy to apply too (its basically like a huge chapstick) and not sticky. I recommend it

Only giving 5 stars in hopes this will show up in the reviews. I am a die hard Aquaphor lover. This balm is great, don’t get me wrong. But paying almost $10 to get not even half of the stick is crazy to me. I hadn’t even used this one yet. I bought another from Walmart just to make sure it wasn’t a defect of the one stick but unfortunately this is all of them. My honest review would be 2 stars, only because of how much product their is. Otherwise, 5 stars for everything else about this product.

Quick and easy to swipe on babies face. Keeps hands from getting oily! Also helps it stay out of eyes. Chapstick for the cheeks!

Easy to put on! And definitely works for atopic dermatitis

Easy to use my 2 yo loves it

This kind of looks and works like a big lip balm, only it can be used pretty much anywhere on the body. I dont have babies anymore, but we use the Aquaphor diaper rash cream on my mother. Weve been caring for her as she recovers from an extended illness, and she cant use ointments. Plus the barrier creams didnt work well on her skin either. Aquaphor is a trusted brand in this house, so we tried the cream and its been terrific. This balm is great for patches of dry skin. Her skin is thin with age, and she gets patches of dry skin here and there. If she picks at them, she makes a wound that is one more thing to deal with. This balm helps with that and it works well. The only drawback is cost. This tube is kind of expensive in my opinion, especially since I can do the same thing with a bit of mineral oil. On the flip side of that, this balm is a lot less messy than the mineral oil. Bottom line - it works as I expected from the brand.

My baby had a teeerible eczema breakout. Her chest, rolls, and thighs had many dry patches that turned to little scabs. I was so anxious to get rid of them for her. After a light wash, I slathered the Aquaphor on her skin while she was slightly damp. Sometimes I did it when her skin was dry. It worked awesome just the same, so don’t think that you need your baby’s skin to be damp in order for it to work. Her skin was completely healed in literally 4 days. This is a keeper.

Cons: I think the stick is too hard, and I have to push hard to apply enough. My room temperature is 77-80, by the way. I am not sure, but I think if you are at home and have the regular lotion at hand, this balm stick will not be the best way to moisturize because I need to push and pull hard to apply it. The last time when my baby developed eczema, the pediatrician suggested I use patting because it is gentler than rubbing and it minimizes the chances of pulling or dragging on the skin. Pros: The best part about this product is that I dont need to wash my hands afterward. I havent taken it for traveling yet, but I infer this can be super convenient.

Anything with the Aquaphor brand is worth trying for me. This did not disappoint! Its very similar to the regular Aquaphor healing ointment that comes in a tub, but the tube makes it mess free. Its so good. Its a baby formula but I use it for myself all over my body. Great for cracked hands and feet.

The stick is very convenient and it moisturizes without leaving a residue or shine. Great for on-the-go diaper cream alternative. Because the stick is large, it is a little difficult to apply it to a smaller babys face. The stick is soft enough were you can rub some of the product and apply it by hand on the face. Of course you want to make sure you get 2 if youre using one for the bum and one for the face!