CareAll Zinc Oxide 20% Skin Protectant Barrier Ointment 2 oz (3 Pack), Relieves, Treats and Prevents Minor Skin Irritations due to Diaper Rash. Helps Seal Out Wetness. Protects Chafed Skin.

Really helps my rash on my skin. I have used zinc Oxide before but this one is better.

This stuff is exactly what I needed. It's thick, pasty white, and definitely not subtle. But my skin was angry and needed protection, and it worked. I used it during a rough recovery from shingles at the top of my thigh, where the rash turned into a secondary infection. The skin was raw and constantly irritated from movement, sweat, and friction from rubbing against fabric. The zinc oxide in this ointment helped seal out moisture, keeping the area dry and creating a protective barrier that allowed things to start healing. It doesn't absorb like a lotion—it's meant to sit on the skin and protect it, and it does that well. After a few days of regular use, the irritation and redness noticeably reduced, and healing accelerated. You do need to be okay with a bit of mess. It transfers to clothing. But I think it is a fair trade-off for the relief it provides. I also appreciate that the 3-pack offers a good value, especially if you deal with recurring skin issues.

I would recommend over the store brand because of the price and the ease of use on desired areas that's irritated. As a parent of three children and a new baby, I will now buy this over Desitin or the others! When diapers and wipes are already expensive, why not?

I’ve been using zinc oxide for diaper rashes for years. Usually buy a tub of it since I watch my neighbors kids and use it for them also. The tubes are great to throw in the diaper bag or purse for on the go. I also use this for when my son’s eczema gets so bad, he gets a skin infection and his skin starts “weeping” or oozing. Helps clear things up a little faster while also working to heal the skin.

Multipurpose ointment doesn’t break me out. Very subtle effects but it can relieve itching temporarily and reduce redness of acne or irritated skin. Does leave an annoying white caste even if use thin layer. It is a thick almost claylike texture that needs to be rubbed in otherwise it would be a white spot on area applied. Doesn’t add moisture to skin to the point it’s dewy but it’s a good skin protectant if skin is dry and chapped to prevent further damage. Skin is softer after use.

I use zinc on everything. It heals

This ointment was wonderful. I didn't even have to reapply after four hours. No sunburn.

You know, it probably seems silly but I have some kind of zinc deficiency problem. Didn't ask for it, don't like it. But this cream helps me heal alongside my vitamin d supplements. It's not greasy or watery, it goes on thick and smooth and doesn't make me itch or burn (usually that's caused by scented oils). I'm not sure what I'm supposed to say to encourage you to BUY Zinc cream but I have gone through about 1 tube and every knick and burn I've used it on, has healed a bit easier, and faster. My scar tissue is recovering handsomely atop all the basic requirements.