Weleda Rash Relief Cream
A traditional, herbal product for the effective treatment of skin rashes (including nappy rash): soothes, protects and helps heal delicate skin.
Weleda Rash Relief Cream relieves inflammation, assists skin healing, soothes and protects sore chafed skin, and relieves symptoms of dermatitis, eczema and general skin rashes.
$35.95
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Ingredients
Each 1g contains: Tincture equiv. fresh juice: Echinacea purpurea, whole flowering plant 11.7mg; Infusion, equiv. dry: Arnica montana, flower 300mcg; Calendula officinalis, flower 6.1mg; Urtica urens (Stinging Nettle), herb 5.8mg; Oil extract, equiv. fresh: Hypericum perforatum (St. John€™s Wort), flower 10mg; Oil extract, equiv. dry: Arnica montana, flower 4.4mg; Calendula officinalis, flower 15.3mg; Matricaria chamomilla (Chamomile), flower 8.8mg; Rosmarinus officinalis, leaf 8.8mg; and Aloe vera, dry leaf juice 1mg equiv. fresh leaf juice 200mg; Hamamelis water 10mg; Zinc oxide 100mg; and essential oils: Lavender Oil 4.8mg; Orange Oil 1.5mg; Peru Balsam Oil 3mg; Petit Grain (Paraguay) Oil 500mcg; Rosemary Oil 1mg; Sage Oil (Spanish) 500mcg; Ylang Ylang Oil 1.7mg; in a base containing natural vegetable oils and beeswax. Free from synthetic fragrances, preservatives, parabens and free from petrochemical derivatives, e.g. paraffins.
Directions for use
Adults/Children: Gently apply a small amount to the affected area twice daily, or as directed by your health care professional. For treatment of nappy rash apply a liberal amount to the nappy rash at each nappy change after cleansing with Weleda Calendula Baby Oil and/or water. Use Weleda Calendula Nappy Change Cream as a natural barrier cream for everyday use after the nappy rash has healed. If symptoms persist, consult your health care professional. Keep out of reach of children. For external use only. Store below 30°C.
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