A & D Diaper Rash Ointment 4 oz.

 (11 customer reviews)

I've had a few tattoos done and have tried a few different products over the years (Neosporin, Bacitracin, Tattoo Goo, various lotions). Although tattoo artists all seem to have different recommendations on what to use, this is the product I keep coming back to. Heals great, no itching, smells good. 5 stars. If for some reason you have a little pain or redness/inflammation in your tattoo, I would recommend using Bacitracin for the first few days until pain & redness subsides, and then switching to A+D for the rest of the time while the tattoo is healing. Otherwise just gently hand wash you tat daily, let it air dry, and apply light layer of this stuff and you can't go wrong.

I know A&D products, and I use them regularly with good results on my baby's rash and also on my skin. It's a good product. My disappointment was when I ordered I got a totaly different presentation of it. Forget that the box is totaly diferent! But the practicality of a plastic tube insted of a metalic tube, that is where I felt discourage. You have to open the tube's metal cover with the caps point and when you press the tube just a bit to use some, it keeps pouring out, due to the metal tube. In the plastic type tube there is no mes nor waste. Just be 100% sure to get plastic.

This is the best diaper care product we have used. We tried some other fancy and expensive creams, but nothing worked as well as this. It absorbs well and makes a fine barrier against irritation, and heals irritated booties quickly. It also makes an excellent balm for very dry winter skin, and cracked skin at joints and folds. The best part is that because of its superior absorption, very little of it finds its way into our daughter's sensitive and hard to clean areas, unlike the others we've tried. An essential.