The Bepanthol Baby Balm in a 100-gram package is a protective ointment for the diaper area, with 5% provitamin B5. Its texture is rich and semi-transparent, without zinc, fragrance, dyes, or preservatives. It is the size that stays permanently on the changing table and lasts for systematic, daily use.
It is addressed to parents looking for a daily-use diaper ointment rather than an emergency solution for a bad week, as well as to moms who want a dual-purpose product: protection against chafing for the baby and care for the nipple area during breastfeeding.
The diaper creates a closed, warm, and moist environment. When the keratin layer remains in moisture for hours, it swells and loses its cohesion, so minor frictions that normally would leave no trace begin to cause irritation. On this already vulnerable skin, the enzymes of feces act, enhanced by the alkalinity of urine.
The ointment interposes a fatty, semi-permeable layer between the skin and the diaper. According to the manufacturer, it creates a transparent protective shield on the surface of the epidermis, protects against the causes of irritation, and scientifically proven reduces friction during application. Because it contains no zinc, it leaves no opaque white crust and is easily removed.
The second aspect concerns panthenol. Provitamin B5 is water-soluble, penetrates the keratin layer, and retains water within it. In the body, it is converted to pantothenic acid, which participates in the metabolism of skin cells. The manufacturer states that thanks to provitamin B5, the Baby Balm supports the natural process of skin regeneration from within.
Active: 5% provitamin B5 (PANTHENOL).
INCI: AQUA, LANOLIN, PARAFFINUM LIQUIDUM, PETROLATUM, PANTHENOL, PRUNUS AMYGDALUS DULCIS OIL, CERA ALBA, CETYL ALCOHOL, STEARYL ALCOHOL, OZOKERITE, GLYCERYL OLEATE, LANOLIN ALCOHOL, BHT, TOCOPHEROL.
Does not contain: preservatives, dyes, fragrance, zinc.
The lipid phase is based on lanolin, liquid paraffin, and petroleum jelly, with beeswax (CERA ALBA) and ozokerite giving body to the ointment, while sweet almond oil (Prunus amygdalus dulcis) and tocopherol complement the composition. Lanolin and lanolin alcohol are known contact allergens for a small percentage of people, as is almond oil in individuals with nut allergies.
Form: ointment in a 100gr jar.
Application: “The Bepanthol Baby Balm is used daily, at every diaper change.”
On the baby: clean, dry thoroughly with gentle pats, and apply a thin, even layer to the diaper area before putting on the diaper. On the mom: a small amount on the nipple area after breastfeeding. Breastfeeding moms should remove any product residue from the nipple before breastfeeding. For external use only, not in the eyes or on mucous membranes. Store closed at room temperature, away from sunlight and children. If irritation persists or worsens, consult a pediatrician or pharmacist.
Same ointment, different quantity. The 30gr is the travel-sized jar for the changing bag, while the 100gr is the everyday size for home use, with a lower cost per gram.
The 200gr has the lowest cost per gram and is suitable when the product is used very frequently or by both baby and mom. The 100gr is the balance between duration and jar size.
The classic Bepanthol Cream with 5% provitamin B5 is a general care cream for dry and stressed adult skin. The Baby Balm is an ointment, meaning it is more fatty and more occlusive, designed specifically for diaper area protection.
The product is for external use. This is why the manufacturer asks breastfeeding moms to remove residues from the nipple before breastfeeding. In case of ingestion, consult a doctor or Poison Control Center.
It is a fatty ointment, so in large quantities it may leave a mark on fabric. A thin layer and a few seconds of waiting before closing the diaper reduce the problem.
Fatty residues may over time reduce the absorbency of cloth diapers. If you use cloth diapers, ask the manufacturer or place a protective sheet in between.
No. According to the INCI and the manufacturer, it contains no preservatives, fragrance, or dyes. However, it contains lanolin, a known contact allergen for a small percentage of people.
The manufacturer mentions it as suitable for keeping the sensitive nipple area soft, not as a treatment for cracks. If there is pain, bleeding, or splitting, a lactation consultant, midwife, or doctor should be consulted.
At room temperature, with the lid closed, away from direct sunlight. Observe the expiration date after opening and the expiration date stated on the packaging.
Cosmetic product. The mentioned actions refer to cosmetic action, according to Regulation (EC) 1223/2009. The text is for informational purposes and does not replace the advice of a doctor or pharmacist.
Active: 5% provitamin B5 (PANTHENOL).
INCI: AQUA, LANOLIN, PARAFFINUM LIQUIDUM, PETROLATUM, PANTHENOL, PRUNUS AMYGDALUS DULCIS OIL, CERA ALBA, CETYL ALCOHOL, STEARYL ALCOHOL, OZOKERITE, GLYCERYL OLEATE, LANOLIN ALCOHOL, BHT, TOCOPHEROL.
Does not contain: preservatives, dyes, fragrance, zinc.
Contains lanolin and lanolin alcohol, known contact allergens for a small percentage of people, as well as sweet almond oil (Prunus amygdalus dulcis).
Form: ointment in a 100gr jar.
Application: “The Bepanthol Baby Balm is used daily, at every diaper change.”
On the baby: clean, dry thoroughly, and apply a thin, even layer to the diaper area. On the mom: a small amount on the nipple area after breastfeeding.
Precautions: breastfeeding moms should remove any product residue from the nipple before breastfeeding. For external use only, not in the eyes or on mucous membranes. Store closed at room temperature, away from sunlight and children.
