• Formulated to prevent nappy rashes of delicate baby skin
• Baby care cream to soothe and prevent reddening and burning sensation
• Contains active ingredients like zinc, taurine, panthenol and almond oil
• Suitable for sensitive skin

Relife Relizema Protective & Soothing Baby Care Cream is a soothing cream formulated to prevent diaper rash in babies and to protect their delicate skin from irritants. Relife relizema baby cream helps to alleviate redness and burning sensation in the nappy area. It contains active ingredients like zinc oxide, dexpanthenol a derivative of pantothenic acid (vitamin B5), taurine and almond oil. Dexpanthenol has moisturizing and soothing properties for the skin. It helps to support the natural healing process of the skin and provides a protective barrier against irritants. Zinc oxide helps to protect against harmful effects of external factors and helps in skin healing and taurine helps to hydrate the skin. Almond oil moisturizes the skin and eases itching. The cream works by forming a thin protective barrier layer against external irritants and allows the skin to heal. Relife is focused on scientific based innovation to help develop premium skin treatments for consumers. Relife works with healthcare professionals to bring conscious innovation to patients around the world through partnerships with the scientific community developing and delivering continuous medical education and patient-centered care with a science-based approach

• Helps to relieve redness and irritation caused by nappy rash
• Forms a protective barrier over the skin and protects the skin from further irritation
• Aids skin healing process
• Helps in providing relief from burning and redness on the sensitive areas
• Works by soothes sore and sensitive nappy zone
• Hydrates the skin and eases skin irritation and itchy nappy zone

• Apply a layer of cream on cleansed and dry skin before each diaper/nappy change or as often as needed. Relizema baby care is easy to spread and the non-occlusive white film provides the barrier effect.