Difference between Aquaphor and Aquaphor Baby
Most people have to deal with the harsh physical problems that winters usually entail. (Extreme) Cold weather has damaging effects on the skin. Pharmacists and dermatologists help people protect their skin against the weather and other outern severities by creating products which have calming effects on damaged skin as well as some cuts and wounds. Aquaphor and Aquaphor Baby are some of these products.
Aquaphor.[edit]
Aquaphor is a skin care ointment that helps users to protect their skin against the extreme weather and other conditions. It not only protects the skin but heals shallow wounds and decreases the redness around them. Its specific ingredients allow the wound to breathe while protecting it from the physical components of the environment. Its main active ingredient is petrolatum in a 41% amount which makes Aquaphor semi-occlusive. It is specifically effective against dry hands (and cuticles), dry feet and cracked heels, minor burns and even chapped lips. All kinds of skins can use it; from normal, to dry and delicate skin.
Aquaphor Baby.[edit]
Aquaphor Baby is one product belonging to the Aquaphor family. Unlike regular Aquaphor, Aquaphor Baby is specifically made for babies. It helps nourish and treat their delicate skin. The product is made for keeping your baby's skin healthy by treating diaper rash, dry skin, chapped cheeks and minor scratches. It can be used with every diaper change. It'll protect baby skin from acidity, chafing and dampness. It also contains petrolatum which make it semi-occlusive. Also, this product is hypoallergenic, paraben-free.
| Aquaphor | Aquaphor baby | |
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| Definition | A healing skin ointment for all age groups. | Same as Aquaphor but with adaptations made to the formula for it to be able to be used on babies. |
| Odor | Odorless. | It depends on its presentation, but usually is odorless or with chamomile scent. |
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| Ingredients | Petroleum, mineral oil, ceresin, lanolin, panthenol, bisabolol, glycerin and alcohol. | Petroleum, mineral oil, ceresin, lanolin, panthenol, bisabolol, glycerin and alcohol. |
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