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What is SEBAMED?
Introduction:
Sebamed baby powder has been specially formulated to consolidate the resistance of baby’s skin. It has extra soft formulation, a soothing reduced friction layer protects your baby from the effects of rubbing and chafing.
Extra soft formula with allantoin to help reduce skin formula with allantoin to help reduce skin irritation and keeps your baby’s delicate skin healthy and soft. Sebamed baby powder absorbs extra moisture from baby's skin to help skin feel comfortable. Olive oil present in it soothes and protects baby's skin from dryness.
Key composition of Sebamed baby powder:
- Allantoin
- Talc
- Zinc oxide
- Olea europaea fruit oil
Therapeutic uses of Sebamed baby powder:
- Protecting baby's delicate skin against irritation
- Helps to prevent friction
- Allantoin reduces irritation
- Prevents nappy rash
- Olive oil soothes and protects baby's skin from dryness
Side effects of Sebamed baby powder:
Sebamed baby powder generally won’t cause any side effects to your baby’s skin. However, if there are any application site reactions in your baby’s skin such as skin reddening or rash, check with your physician/pediatrician.
Safety Advice:
- Always use Sebamed baby powder as directed by your physician.
- For external use only.
- Step away from your baby and shake the powder into your hand.
- Don't shake it directly on your baby or nearby.
- Apply gently to avoid producing a cloud of powder.
- Avoid contact with eyes, nose and mouth. Inhalation can cause breathing problem.
- Do not use this powder if your baby is allergic to any of its ingredients.
- Do not apply on chapped or bleeding skin or vaginal mucous membrane.
More Information:
- Keep out of the reach and sight of children.
- Store in a cool place.
- For external use only.
FAQ’s:
Can Sebamed baby powder be used in toddlers?
Yes. It can be used in toddlers. However, consult your doctor before using it.
Is Sebamed baby powder safe?
Yes. It is generally safe without any side effects. However, if there are any application site reactions such as skin reddening or rash, check with your physician/pediatrician.
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