Native Remedies Diaper Distress Cream Review And $80 Gift Certificate Giveaway Ends 7/30 (WorldWide)

November 2, 2016July 23, 2010 by Vivian

A diaper rash would be tough on anyone, but with their already sensitive skin, babies experience an especially rough time with it. However, we all know how common diaper rash is in the average infant. The combination of wet skin and hours spent in an un-breathable fabric often causes uncomfortable welts.

The best way to get rid of diaper rash is to use an effective diaper cream, and you couldn’t do better than the Diaper Distress Cream by Native Remedies. Native Remedies is a leader in natural products for holistic wellness. They offer over 250 products for people of all ages (and pets too!) and, all told, serve 500,000 customers worldwide. On their easy to use website, they offer everything from homeopathic and herbal remedies to flower essences. Best of all, their products are free of animal products, gluten and artificial dyes and flavorings.

Native Remedies’ Diaper Distress Cream is one of these top-quality products. The Diaper Distress Cream nourishes your baby’s skin, as well as protecting the affected skin from further irritation. It also supports skin health for a faster recovery.

The Diaper Distress Cream can do all of this at once because it is made with 100% active ingredients. Examples are zinc, which forms a protective layer over skin, comfey, which supports tissue and healthy cell growth, and lavender essential oil, for its soothing properties. The cream also contains gotu kola, marigold and essential tea tree oil, among others.

The Cream was soft and nourishing without being oily, and it didn’t smell bad, like some diaper creams do. You could smell the lavender and tea tree oil, which gave it a nice calming scent.

If you have a baby in diapers, you have to check out Native Remedies’ Diaper Distress Cream, because their cream is a lifesaver. The Diaper Distress Cream does three things at once: it soothes irritated skin, protects sensitive skin from further irritation and promotes further, healthy skin growth.

The cream also makes a perfect baby shower gift. Most parents don’t think to buy diaper rash cream until a need arises, in which case they frequently settle for what’s available at the nearest pharmacy. Instead, get them this all-natural, top-quality Diaper Distress Cream that will truly come in handy.

And if you don’t have any children or baby showers to attend, then it’s worth checking out Native Remedies anyway, for their wide selection of natural and homeopathic remedies. No matter what your situation, Native Remedies has what you need.

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We love Native Remedies and we’re excited to feature their proven natural remedies in this week’s giveaway, generously sponsored by George Luntz, owner of Native Remedies.

One very lucky reader will receive an $80 Gift Certificate for Native Remedies Products. The winner gets to select their own products to purchase. This gift certificate is for a one time use so make sure to get everything you like on one order!

Contest ends July 30, 2010. OPEN to everyone!

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