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

Even though this is meant for babies, I got this for 6 year old kindergartner. She gets extremely dry hands and Aquaphor is the only lotion that works for her. She has a really hard time dispensing Aquaphor from regular tubes so I was so happy when I saw this. I taught her how to twist the stick to put this on her hands while at school and it is SOOOO easy for her. She loves it and her poor little hands arent dried out when she gets home. I will keep one of these in her backpack for the rest of the school year.

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.

Bought so I wouldn’t get my fingers dirty while using on my infant son but honestly hard to go back to the tube after using this.

They were sold out of the non baby kind but this works great for moisturizing dry patches on face

Hands free goodness!!

This is so so perfect. I am so happy they finally did this. We use aquaphor for everything all the time. The biggest disappointment is that the tube is only half full so for the price it’s expensive. The packaging is deceiving on how much you get. Y

A little pricey for small tube but works well.

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!

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.

My baby had a bad rash on his neck from drooling so much. Simply keeping the area dry wasn’t working. Within one day of using this, the rash is totally gone. It isn’t a lot of product for the price but it definitely works well.