Carefully chosen ingredients: As I'm sure you know, there are many recipes for diaper balm. In fact, if you do your research, you can probably find some good recipes for homemade or DIY diaper rash creams or balms. Many of them are quite effective. With a baby around, it's hard to find the time to do the leg work, so we've done that for you. The ingredients have been carefully chosen and blended together in what we feel is a winning combination
· Grapeseed Oil is a gentle oil that absorbs quickly and helps reduce scaring.
· Zinc Oxide (non-nano) is not water soluble, so it pretty much makes your baby's skin waterproof-a pretty good thing if you're trying to keep it dry.
· Shea Butter contains Vitamins A & E and keeps baby's skin from drying out.
· Coconut Oil is naturally antibacterial and anti-fungal.
· Coco Butter is an anti-inflammatory and provides quick, soothing relief from painful rashes.
· Chamomile & Lavender, especially when used together, soothe not only troubled skin but also have a calming effect on your nervous system.
Trust Mother Nature and Granny Vicars. We took our recipe straight from Granny herself; an Appalachian Medicine Woman who had no choice but to trust Mother Nature when it came to her survival and that of her thirteen children. The hills of West Virginia had much to offer by way of herbs, roots and flowers and her many healing salves, balms and potions have kept many generations of our family alive and strong.
