The Honest Company, Diaper Rash Cream, 2.5 fl oz.

I've been using this diaper rash cream for my second child, who's now 4 months old. We immediately noticed that the packaging and texture were different from when we used it for our first child just 3.5 years ago. For the past 2.5 months, we've been dealing with a mild diaper rash, visiting the doctor twice to have the rash cultured and giving extra air time to help with healing. Despite all this, we've only seen minimal improvement. Curious about the difference, I found an old tube of the Honest Diaper Rash Cream and compared the ingredients. After reading through older reviews, it became clear that the formula has changed. Sadly, the new formula hasn't been effective in protecting my baby's skin. We've decided to discontinue use, and after just two days, we've already seen noticeable improvement. If you're experiencing similar issues, I recommend trying other products first before sticking with this one.

I ended up not using this cream as much as the all-purpose balm, but I keep it in the diaper backpack for on-the-go use as it's a very reliable, good quality, for sensitive skin diaper rash cream that saves the sweet bum from high humidity, diaper rash, or any other unwanted reactions!

My daughter had a rash so bad that her bottom started bleeding. We tried everything, Desitin, Mary's baby multipurpose ointment , natural baby remedies, Pinxav, etc NOTHING ELSE WORKED. Honest, diaper rash, cream is the only thing that brought relief and healing for my baby girl's bottom. I would highly recommend to any friend looking for the best diaper cream out there!

Best diaper rash cream for sensitive skin!! My two older kids always struggled with very sensitive skin and the third time around I came across this and will never to back! It's not too thick and soaks in well making clean up the next diaper change simple and none painful for your baby.

Smells good. I'm not sure if it works as good as max strength desitin. Usually when I'm dealing with rashes it's because my 22 month old has tummy problems so there's diarrhea often. He has a milk allergy. And if he even gets some by accident it can affect him for quite a while after. So I usually just default to the powerful stuff or magic diaper cream I made myself. A pharmacy will tell you how to make this stuff! You can either use a fungal cream in it or not depending on the rash. Back again to the product though it does spread on nicely and I do enjoy that it doesn't smell like some type of petroleum product.