Diaper cream

[Slim27]

Hi wasn't sure where to post this,but anyways i wanted to get suggestions on what is the best cream to where to acoid irritation from a wet diaper since i have no way of changing while at work.

[Demon-hunter]

A+D lotion works pretty well, and any baby powder mixed lotions too they're thick and creamy so therefore it gets a good layer protection

[willnotwill]

I dislike A+D and Desitin because of the smell and greasiness (though I guess it is a turn on for some).

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

Johnson's Baby lotion in the peach colored can is still good. it is thick and smells like you would expect. I use a good layer of that all over, then Johnson's baby powder and I usually go at least 12 hours unchanged

At one time. 60 years ago baby lotion was not half as thick as now, it was white in a clear bottle and used for adult purposes like treating sunburn and other things

[willnotwill]

Baby Oil still comes that way.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

Baby oil is a bit greasy and harmful to rubber panties and things like that

[DiaperedAllTheTime]

I really enjoy Balmex Healing Ointment.

[Kaliborio]

I use Sudocrem and powder.

For what it's worth, if you're not in a situation where you can use a diaper hygiene routine you're satisfied with, and you can avoid wearing diapers, I would suggest not wearing diapers.

[diaperguy85]

i'm a fan of calmoseptine cream. it's light pink, thick, smells nice, and keeps me