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URIAGE Thermal Water Paste 1st Change 100ml

  • Diaper changing cream.
  • Soothes and reduces diaper rash.
  • Purifies, protects and repairs.
  • Helps reduce redness.
  • Insulates the epidermis by creating an invisible protective film.
  • Formulated with 96% ingredients of natural origin.
€5.85
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€5.85
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€6.05
  • Diaper changing cream.
  • Soothes and reduces diaper rash.
  • Purifies, protects and repairs.
  • Helps reduce redness.
  • Insulates the epidermis by creating an invisible protective film.
  • Formulated with 96% ingredients of natural origin.

URIAGE Paste Water 1st Change 100ml

Uriage Diaper Changers is a cream that effectively prevents the appearance of redness and repairs fragile skin on a daily basis.

Its formula, with the natural complex Uriage Thermal Water + Organic Edelweis , relieves the feeling of discomfort, helps reduce redness and reinforces the skin barrier.

It is enriched with zinc oxide and beeswax and, in this way, it isolates the epidermis without any occlusive effect and promotes its repair, leaving an invisible protective film.

The skin is calmed and protected .

In addition, Uriage 1er Change Pasta al Agua contains 96% ingredients of natural origin.

Properties and benefits of Uriage 1st Change Paste in Water

  • Diaper changing cream.
  • Soothes and reduces diaper rash.
  • Purifies, protects and repairs.
  • Helps reduce redness.
  • Insulates the epidermis by creating an invisible protective film.
  • Formulated with 96% ingredients of natural origin.

What is it indicated for?

Uriage 1st Change Paste with Thermal Water is indicated to be used at each diaper change on the baby's bottom . Soothes and reduces diaper rash.

Uriage 1st Change Paste in Water instructions for use

  • Apply a thick layer to perfectly clean and dry skin after each diaper change.

You can combine this product with one of our Diaper Changing or Baby Skin Care range

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