Mustela Stelatopia No rinse Cleansing Water

 (5 customer reviews)

We really like Mustela's Stelatopia Non-Rinse Cleansing water for cleaning our baby's diaper area. Sure, we use baby wipes, but a final swab of this stuff really gets his bum nice and clean. You might think the baby wipe picked up everything, but the trace of evidence we find left on the cotton pad moistened with Stelatopia tells us different. We did use Physiobebe, which I like for the awesome baby scent, but we switched to Stelatopia because it doesn't have parabens, which we try to avoid. We also use this stuff to clean baby's face and hands in the middle of the day. Maybe it isn't an absolute necessity, but I think it's great for ensuring our baby is squeaky clean.

A Godsent for us. I don't find this pointless. I don't think bathing a baby every diaper change would be good for her. She has dry sensitive skin that would only get worse if we did that. This keeps her clean, removes every trace of diaper cream, and it's convenient and paraben free. We have also used and liked mustela physiobebe, but we like this a lot better. I wish this was available with prime shipping. I might just consider getting it from amazon if that was case. As it is, I'd rather buy 2 get one free when they have an offer available somewhere else.

Can you believe we never washed my son's face with tap water for more than 2 years?!? Every night we had to use this product on a cosmetic cotton pad and "wash" his face with it. My son had really bad eczema on his face and this was the only product we found that keeps it in check and does not aggravate his skin. Every time we thought a little tap water won't hurt, his eczema would flare up. A couple of days with this cleanser with hydrocortisone and his face is all clear again. Either there is something really sinister in our municipal tap water or this Stelatopia Cleansing Water is just too awesome. Used it a couple of times to clean up his behind if he had a really messy diaper change. Although I think it is too expensive to be using it to keep his bum rash free. The easiest way to keep a baby diaper rash free is to make your own baby wipes from baby shampoo, baby oil, and water. Every diaper change should also include a layer of diaper cream to block his skin from moisture. I...Read more