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Children's skin basics: less is usually more.
Children's skin usually needs less than the shelf suggests. A short, lukewarm bath, a gentle pat dry, and a small amount of moisturizer on the spots that look dry. For a baby, ask the doctor before you start anything new.
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Where it shows up.
- Cheeks in cold weather
- Arms and legs after the bath
- Hands and feet
- The scalp, between washes
What may help.
- Short, lukewarm baths.
- Pat dry, then a small amount of moisturizer on dry spots.
- Soft cotton next to the skin.
What to avoid.
- Bubble baths and long soaks.
- Several new products at once.
- Scented products, if scent has bothered your child before.
How to use it.
- After the bath, pat dry.
- Warm a small amount between your hands.
- Smooth onto clean skin, twice a day or as needed.
How to give it a fair try.
Four weeks, twice a day. Give any new routine that long before you decide.
- First usePatch test done, warm a little and apply it to clean skin. If it stings or turns red, stop and wash it off.
- Week 2Keep going, morning and night. Pay attention to cheeks, arms and legs.
- Week 4Decide for yourself, in daylight. If it does not suit you, tell us.
Before you buy.
- Ask someone first
- Any rash on a child who also has a fever.
- A rash that spreads, blisters or weeps.
- A baby with anything new on their skin. Call your doctor first.
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