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Baby Diaper Spray by EpicurenBy: Toronto4Kids
All natural and soothing, this 25% zinc oxide spray helps prevent skin irritation such as diaper rash and seals out wetness and germs. It is formulated with purified Aloe Vera, which cools and soothes irritated skin. It's a clean, not messy, and non-invasive way to prevent and treat diaper rash, so it is easy to use and comfortable to apply to delicate baby skin.
Manufactured entirely under solar power, it helps protect the environment and baby's future. The spray is also free from toxic chemicals so it's healthy for baby's body. Its 75% organic (or more) ingredients have a more powerful antioxidant rating and stronger skin-nourishing properties. The spray also contains specialty aromatherapy oils and tea tree oil, so it is anti-inflammatory and has a pleasant smell (not like the zinc scent), to enhance the mommy and baby bonding experience.
Packaging is made from recycled or Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified papers so the company leaves a minimal carbon footprint. Speaking of the packaging, it features the charming photography of Anne Geddes. Bottles are made from sturdy, food-grade plastic with measurements on the side and large pumps, so they are safe and easy to handle, even with one hand. The bottles are designed for reuse and repurposing.
Naturally effective and wonderfully efficient, this diaper spray makes diaper changes a breeze. Great for travel, great for baby and great for our planet!
For more information and for store locator:
Baby Diaper Spray
www.episencial.com
Price: $14.50 US
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