Burt's Bees Baby Bee Diaper Ointment, 3 Ounce
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Customer Reviews of Burt's Bees Baby Bee Diaper Ointment, 3 Ounce
Customer Review: The only diaper cream
Summary: 5 Stars
I have used this diaper cream almost exclusively for both of my kids.
My daughter had very sensitive skin and when she had a diaper rash, we would put store brand cream on over and over and it would not take care of the rash. I had used Burt's Bees products before and really liked them so when I found out there was a baby line, we bought a sample pack of the baby products, and we really liked them especially this diaper cream. after that, this was the only diaper cream we used. We used to go to a special store just to get it.
When I was pregnant for my son, I ordered a 4 pack from here. The only time we used any other cream is if we were in a pinch.
If I have any more children you bet I will be getting this! I love the herbal scent. It is not sticky, but creamy and washes off easily. Most importantly, it takes care of diaper rash in just one or two applications. I also like the idea of using natural products when I can and it is great to purchase from an American manufacturing company.
I always throw a tube of this in when I give a baby gift.
Customer Review: Hands down, the best diaper cream money can buy!
Summary: 5 Stars
I was a big believer in Boudreaux's Butt Paste until my young son developed a diaper rash. A friend recommended Burt's Bees and swore it is a miracle cure for diaper rash. I had my doubts, but she was absolutely right. My baby has never once had even a hint of rash since beginning use of this product. Better still, the ointment is very thick (though easily spreadable) and it stays on baby's butt (does not absorb away into the diaper like Boudreaux's). It lasts longer and is exactly the same price as competing brands (about 9 dollars for a 3 oz. tube).
This ointment is all natural and has something of a lemony scent that is not unpleasant. It works wonders and I would say it is one of those products that new moms should simply not be without. It is worth its weight in gold and keeps your baby's bottom looking as it should: healthy.
Customer Review: Best diaper cream out there
Summary: 5 Stars
I used this product 10 years ago with my first child, it was the best diaper cream around at that time. Now I have an infant again, and its still the best cream available. this cream will actually soothe and heal irritation fast. With both children, I tried the other mainstream products. They protected the skin and allowed it to heal, but the Burt's bee's cream actually speeds up the healing process.
It contains lavender essential oil, which is where the good scent of this product comes from. Other creams smell of camphor, which isn't nearly as pleasant. Lavender essential oil is non-allergenic, healing and calming. It's really nice to have my baby smelling like lavender instead of smelling medicinal.
Customer Review: Strong Aroma but Works Great!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have purchased four of these and about to buy two more. There are no harmful chemicals in this stuff, yet it actually seems to work better than the traditional creams. My daughter has very sensitive skin and some eczema. She used to need cream with every diaper just to keep the rash at bay. With this stuff, after a few days, the rash is gone and we can go a few days without any cream. The smell is strong but somewhat pleasant. My one recommendation-squeeze/shake tube before opening...some of the oils separate out and will leak out during first use. I highly recommend this product and have actually switched to other Burt's Bees baby products because of it.Customer Review: This stuff works
Summary: 5 Stars
I received a couple of different diaper ointments (Burt's Bees, CVS brand's version of Boudreaux's Butt Paste, Weleda Diaper Ointment and Balmex) at my baby shower. I LOVED the Weleda cream and found that Burt's Bees was almost exactly the same thing. When I went to resupply, I found that Burt's Bees was a few dollars cheaper than the Weleda so I bought six tubes! The only thing I don't like is the tube its self. It's hard to squeeze every thing out at the end but in terms of healing diaper rashes and protecting baby's skin: A++. And it smells nice. I should also note I use cloth diapers. (FYI-my least favorite diaper cream was the CVS one: too greasy!)