Burt's Bees Baby 100% Natural Multipurpose Ointment, 7.5 Ounces (Packaging May Vary)

This product works! I absolutely love it! It's great for anywhere you need moisture. At night I'm putting on it on my hands and sleeping with cotton gloves. My hands, and cuticles are soft and wonderful. I also love the faint natural scent. It definitely is multipurpose!

Couldn’t be happier with this cream - it has proven itself through my daughter’s flare ups by treating the rash within a day and a half or so (depending on how bad the flare up is). It also helps prevent them, so long as it’s consistently applied at every diaper change. Sometimes substitute teachers at the daycare don’t put enough or forget altogether so it leads to some rashes. But the cream is extremely effective, I recommend this to all my mom friends who are using disposables.

... and it's cheaper too (at a Box Store, that is). I don't know how long this product has been on the market as my local Babies R Us and Targets just got this in recently. I had been using Babyganics Ointments on my 14 mo old from birth to 12 months. I loved this stuff! It was the only thing I could find in stores that didn't have a laundry list of chemicals and questionable substances. Johnson & Johnson had made the news yet ago just before her birth and that's when I decided to go as natural as I could. I thought it worked quite well and used it with every diaper change and extra for her overnight diapers when she began sleeping through. She only ever had a diaper rash (small, smaller than a quarter in size) once she started solids foods/fruits. We preferred the stuff in jars as it was more pliable and less "clumpy" compared to the travel tubes. However, once I learned about Honest Co, I switched to their variety. Honest Co's ointment is really nice, the price not so much. It literally melts on contact with skin and goes on quite silky. It has far fewer ingredients compared to Babyganics and did a far better job with the small "teething" diaper rashes she got with her molars. I ordered directly from Honest Co as it's cheaper there compared to amazon. When I ordered that allowed you to create a "bundle" of 5-8 products, as many of each as you chose for $36. Now they limit it to only 2 Ointments per Bundle, per month. Apparently they were catching on that the Ointment was really one of the few things worth the price. I tried several other products of theirs only to donate them (Stain remover, all purpose cleaner, glass cleaner). Babyganics Glass Cleaner is better than Honest Co and you can make vinegar solutions for other cleaners that work better than Honest Co... peroxide is a better stain remover and Dreft Stain remover is leaps and bounds better than theirs. It even got out bright blue on all of my clothing and towels that had bled from new dish towels. Anywho... Honest Co ointment is better than Babyganics. Burt's Bees was purchased this week at a box retailer as a promo for Buy 2 get 1. I figured I couldn't wrong as it was cheaper than Babyganics so I took the plunge. I noticed an immediate difference in texture compared to both Babyganics and Honest Co. Not only did it melt into Baby Girl's skin/tush area instantly, it also remained there over night (in a very fine layer)! The Honest Co never lasted through the night and she always had some redness in the morning and was made worse if she poo'd just before waking. BB's kept her skin protected and absolutely no redness this morning. I have used a fraction of the amount I would have of Babyganics and it's beyond better. I will not go back to Honest Co and pay through the nose when I can have BB's which works better for both healing and overnight and/or short term protection. As a side note, I even tried organic coconut oil this week before the Burt's Bees and wasn't impressed with that option either. It was a pain in the butt to apply until it warmed but it did not provide the lasting protection she needs for overnights. I read 2+ doz natural momma blogs, all swearing the benefits of coconut oil. My experience proved otherwise. So of the 4 products I have used with my baby girl, this is the clear winner. I'd purchase this but the case full if I ever got word that this would be discontinued. With another baby on the way, this will be the only ointment we use. Hubby also liked it much better too. "Less sticky and easier to apply" compared to the other options, were his thoughts.

Nice feel, no petroleum. Use for skin, face and body for dry winter weather. I also use it to take off makeup and eye makeup as well. No fragrance. Love it!

This is the only diaper rash cream that is effective and works quickly. It soothes skin immediately and produces noticeable results within the first couple of applications. Diaper rash is completely gone within a matter of a couple days. It’s thick, easy to apply, and easy to clean up. Totally worth the price!

My daughter was having severely dry cheeks so we wanted to try this out. I love the formula and the light scent and the 100% natural. However, its texture is like Vaseline which means I couldn't ever rub it completely dryly into my daughter's skin. Then all kinds of fuzz and hair would get stuck to her cheeks where the ointment was. It almost felt like I needed to treat it like neosporin and put a bandage over it after putting it on. Which wasn't really an option with my daughter's face. I was hoping it would be more like lotion but maybe that's on me for thinking an ointment would be like lotion.

Cannot rave about this more. Cleared my toddlers diaper rash overnight and helped calm down my newborns eczema after first use!

Great salve-like moisturizer. Smells nice and natural,, but not fragranced. Absorbs well, especially if applied not too heavily. And you don’t need a lot to cover and moisturize your hands.