When my son was younger he had really sensitive skin, eczema, you name it. His diaper frequently broke him out. I eventually found this Arbonne ABD Herbal Diaper Rash Cream and it worked so well without making his eczema worse. It was a miracle! I loved it and so did he. Worth the buy!

amd2013

USA

When I was younger my parents always used this brand on me and I carried that on to my little boy. Once any little rash appears I immediately apply this cream to the affected area and by the next day its all gone. I also work in the nursing field and I see a lot of elder people who end up with bed sores and when we start this cream immediately it helps keep the skin in better condition and allows us to heal it up. Its a very trusted brand and I would recommend this to anyone over any other product.

ashjay2010

USA

I have used several of Arbonne's products and the diaper rash cream is one that I have used. The price is pretty steep, which is the case with most of the company's products. I honestly don't see why somebody would pay the price on this product for a diaper rash cream. But I know some parents who are willing to pay the price and if you are one of them more power to you. The consistency of the diaper cream is thick thick thick much thicker than any of the other brands that I have used. It was almost two thick and hard to smooth on the rash. For my preferences it was just too thick. Smell, its not a strong smell at all. It's a more natural smell than some others but does definitely smell like a diaper rash cream. I know smell is important to a lot of people especially when it comes to baby products. I'm not that impressed with it overall. It's not a horrible product but in my opinion its not worth the price tag. Performance It isn't any better than any other diaper rash cream.

ifish42

USA

When I attended a friend of mine's Arbonne party and bought some products, the Arbonne Representative heard that I had a baby and gave me a sample of their baby rash cream to try out on my little one. We did just that and Arbonne's ABC Herbal Diaper Rash Cream worked really well. I love that is is made of natural products and is much more healthy to use than other brands. The ABC Cream had a very light pleasant scent. It was also really gentle on my little one's sensitive new skin, and did a wonderful job of clearing up her diaper rash right away. This cream was great except for two minor things that actually had more to do with getting the product than the product itself. First, you have to order it from an Arbonne Rep, which is a little more of a pain than going to the store and picking it up while you're there. Secondly, it isn't cheap, especially when you count in shipping. These are the two things that have kept me from buying it, even though I was very pleased with the product itself.

skatiem

USA

We received a tube of A+D diaper rash cream at our baby shower. When the time came that my baby was born and had her first little diaper rash, I decided to try it out. It seemed like your typical diaper rash cream: white, thick & creamy. I used it on my infant for a couple of days. Her rash did not improve. It almost seemed to get worse. We discontinued use of A+D, and instead applied a natural cream (CJ's butter) and her rash healed up after a couple of days. We only ever used it that one time, but since we found a better product, we never saw the need to try it again. I still have the same tube after 3 years. Perhaps it would work for other skin ailments, but it didn't work for us as a diaper rash cream. Also, A+D is not cloth diaper safe, which was another down side for us. Performance I have used many better diaper rash creams. I do not recommend A+D.

rebma108

USA

I've tried so many diapers and diaper rash creams because I was in the childcare business for 30 years. I don't even want to think about how many hundreds of diapers I changed during that time. Now I have my own granddaughter and I'm changing them again! I was never impressed with original A&D Ointment for diaper rashes, preferring the thicker creams like Desitin that contain zinc oxide. However, now A&D makes a diaper rash cream that contains zinc oxide, and it's a nice combination of the two. This cream isn't as thick and sticky as Desitin, but it still sticks to the skin and therefore it doesn't come off as easily on a diaper. Of course this means a baby's bottom won't be in contact with urine and poops, so it's protected and a diaper rash is more likely to heal. It is easier to clean off the skin that Desitin is too, so if this is important to you I'd give it a try. The ingredients are dimethicone, zinc oxide, aloe vera extract, benzyl alcohol, coconut oil, cod liver oil (contains vitamin a & vitamin d), fragrance, glyceryl oleate, light mineral oil, ozokerite, beeswax, propylene glycol, sorbitol, synthetic beeswax, and water. It doesn't smell very good, but I have yet to find a diaper rash cream that smells nice and is also effective. I think this is a nice medium between A&D Original and Desitin. Performance Helps prevent rash, helps heal rash cause it sticks to the skin

Suze51

Eagle River, AK

I was sold on the ABC line by a friend it worked miracles on my nephews bottom after using dozens of natural products. My son uses it for chaffing due to sports and a combo of this, baby oil and the intelligence cream has cleared up my mom's and my annual winter eczema. I admit I'm "now" a representative after using for a couple of years I finally decided I should be getting paid for all the recommendations I was making. The whole product line is amazing. Performance I have always used all natural, organic usually naturalopath remedies because of the chemicals in store products so I was happy to find a product that worked consistently on more than one rash issue!!!

Tireur

USA

Or as we call it the miracle skin cream. LOVE this product.I regionally was using a different diaper cream that was more oily. It took a lot to be able to wipe off the old stuff to put on the new, making his sore bottom worse. I only used this once and fell in love. It goes on nice and smooth doesn't feel oily and dries nicely yet still keeps that water barrier. I was able to very easily wipe off the old without making his bottom sore. That in itself helped cut the healing process by 90% almost right away the next day it was better. Now that he is learning to wipe his own bottom (and might I ad not very good at it yet) It still comes in handy for the sore chapped bottom. My husband also uses it to prevent chaffing when working out doors or swimming. I would defiantly recommend this to anyone of any age!!

kjlpn

Vernon Center, MN

I don't know if I'm crazy or what, but it seems like my son's bottom becomes immune to a diaper rash cream if it is used often.  It will work great in the beginning, but after a little while, it just stops working!  For that reason, I have gone through about six different kinds of diaper cream, even using unnatural products because of the "immunity" to the good brands I was using at the time. **A+D Zinc Oxide Diaper Rash Cream** has been around for eons, but I just tried it on my son recently.  I don't like the fact that it contains mineral oil, but it is at least, paraben-free.  The active ingredients are: 10% zinc oxide and 1% dimethicone.  Unlike all the other diaper creams I've used, this one comes in a toothpaste tube, which I love.  It makes it very easy to apply where needed. Compared to A+D *Original* Diaper Ointment, this product is supposed to be creamier.  It also contains zinc oxide and the original product doesn't. Overall, it's decent.  I *would* buy it again since I have to rotate brands of diaper cream due to my son's apparent "immunity".  But if my son didn't have the problem he has, I would stick to the all natural products that I love. If you're looking for diaper rash cream reviews, here are all the other products that I've tried: - [Burt's Bees Baby Bee Diaper Ointment][1] - [Method Baby Squeaky Green Diaper Cream][2] - [Desitin Original Diaper Rash Cream][3] - [Boudreaux's All Natural Butt Paste][4] - [Aveeno Baby Soothing Relief Diaper Rash Cream][5] [1]: http://www.viewpoints.com/Burts-Bees-Baby-Bee-Diaper-Ointment-review-1dec1 [2]: http://www.viewpoints.com/Method-Baby-Squeaky-Green-Diaper-Cream-review-11233 [3]: http://www.viewpoints.com/Desitin-Original-Diaper-Rash-Ointment-review-d1bd1 [4]: http://www.viewpoints.com/Boudreauxs-All-Natural-Butt-Paste-review-4bd23 [5]: http://www.viewpoints.com/Aveeno-Baby-Soothing-Relief-Diaper-Rash-Cream--310610-review-a5f86 Performance I didn't think this diaper cream was bad, but it wasn't excellent either.  It did its job by creating a barrier on my son's bottom, but it didn't make the painful redness go away as quick as I would like it to, or as quick as I've experienced with other brands.

this2shallpass19

Camp Lejeune, NC

A few months before my first child was born, I was invited to an Arbonne party.  I typically don't have a lot of extra spending money, so I was skeptical to purchase something I wasn't going to use.  Many people had told me about Arbonne's diaper rash cream so I decided to buy some and try it out.  We have been very lucky that my daughter hasn't had too many diaper rashes, but any time her bottom was the slightest bit raw, we used Arbonne's cream.  That small tube lasted us over a year and a half!  When we ran out, we started using the other products that were given to us and we weren't nearly as satisfied.  If we knew an Arbonne Consultant, we would buy more!  We loved the product so much that we've convinced many other new parents to purchase it as well!  I think Arbonne's ABC Herbarl Diaper Rash Cream would make the perfect gift for a baby shower, to take to the hospital, or to welcome new parents home from the hospital!

abbmitch

Evansville, IN