Bee Balm

Our price:

$5.25

Baby your baby...the natural way!

Try Nature's way of protecting your baby from the discomfort and pain of a sore bottom.
Bee Balm for Baby by Paradise Farms is 100% natural and contains no chemicals or additives.

This natural barrier helps prevent diaper rash by providing a protective coating over baby's skin.
The ingredients of honey, bee propolis and Vitamin E aid in the healing of sore bums.

How to use:
Use sparingly twice daily.
For sore bums, use after each diaper change.
For use with cloth diapers, place a disposable liner on the diaper to protect it from residue.

Ingredients:

• Beeswax: helps protect the skin from harsh chemicals and damage due to frequent washing


• Olive oil: is used to maintain the suppleness of skin and muscle, to heal abrasions, and soothe the drying effects of sun and wind


• Lanolin:is a highly purified natural wood grease and is a superb moisturizer used in medicinal preparations to treat dry or chapped skin.


• Bee Propolis: is anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti-oxidant, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory and contains large amounts of polyphenols, phenolic acids, flavonoids, and over 200 natural compounds. It is useful in treating allergies, skin ailments, and skin diseases


• Distilled Water: is the purest form of H2O available.


• Honey: is anti-microbial, anti-septic, anti-bacterial, anti-biotic, and anti-inflammatory. It retains moisture, making it the ideal ingredient for a skin care product.


• Vitamin E: is an anti-oxidant that helps to heal chapped skin from overexposure to sun, wind and rain.


• Rosewood essential oil: is anti-fungal, anti-viral, and anti-microbial


• Borax: is a naturally occurring mineral. When dissolved in water, it forms an antiseptic solution that acts as a disinfectant

Product of Canada. Made in Newfoundland.
To learn more about bee products, visit www.beenatural.ca

	Bee Balm
	I've used this product for diaper rash on my babies and it works great! It's comforting to know that the ingredients are natural unlike so many rash creams out there.
	Reviewed by: Noelle Evon,  Stoney Pointm, On,  January 28, 2012