Dr. Smith's Diaper Rash Ointment is not just for babies! I'm thrilled to bring you this post sponsored by Dr. Smith's. I received compensation for this post, but all thoughts and opinions are my own.
Diaper Rash Ointment . . . Not just for babies!
I have found great success using Dr. Smith's Diaper Rash Ointment for:
- An Overnight Facial
- Cracked heels/calluses
- Chapped skin
- Face
- Knuckles
- Eye cream
I received a few samples of Dr. Smith's Diaper Rash ointment. Since I don't have any babies, I gave it to friends that do… Only to realize that I just totally shorted myself. They all loved it and said it's so easy to clean off your hands and works awesome on raw baby butts. I was like duh, I know. The stuff rocks, now give it back. Just kidding! I would never say that!
However, I did find myself buying some for myself. Thankfully I found a good coupon on Dr. Smith's Facebook page. 🙂
After the snow-pocalypse we just survived—wind chills were at NEGATIVE 50—my skin has never been so chapped, leathery, itchy and gross. My knuckles were all cracked and bleeding and that was with wearing gloves! The skin on my face couldn't seem to regain any moisture despite using my best face creams. You see, now that I'm back in school, I end up walking all over campus numerous times a day. No matter how much I bundle up, my skin is drying up like a piece of bread left on the counter.
This may sound strange, but I slathered my face with the Dr. Smith's Diaper Rash Ointment before I went to bed. Now, it wasn't the best feeling in the world at first but the next morning my skin felt amazing! Truly “baby's butt” worthy!
I have now started using this as an eye cream and heel treatment. My mom uses it on her heels regularly and her dry, cracked calluses are GONE!
Now that I have recovered from the major winter dryness, I am using this as night time eye cream. All those expensive, fancy wrinkle creams may be great, but I know that the trick to preventing wrinkles is retaining your own natural moisture. So a tiny dab of this at night under my eyes has my skin looking fantastic!
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Felissa (Two Little Cavaliers) says
I could certainly use it for my feet. They get so gross in the winter my heel crack really badly.
Mama to 5 BLessings says
I have never heard of this brand before, thank you for sharing!
Mom Blog says
Overnight facial??? That is a great idea. Thanks for sharing these great tips!
Brett says
I’m so trying this on my cracked heels tonight. Love it.
sandy weinstein says
not sure if i have used this b4, but have used diaper ointment b4, used it on my hands and my elderly mother. works great on feet
Tara says
I have to try this on my feet! I have that dry heel problem!
Tammilee says
I never thought of using this on my feet. Can’t wait to try it.
Joanna Sormunen says
Diaper rash cream is amazing for just about anything. I use it for my chapped lips when they start bleading and it’s the only thing that will help.
mel says
I definitely need to check out this brand! Thanks so much!
Melissa Au says
I haven’t heard of this brand. Thanks for sharing!
Greta says
I never thought about using diaper rash ointment on my feet. Hmmm…
Richard Hicks says
This is really versatile. Would like to get some for my sister in law who has a new baby!
Dawn says
I have such dry, itchy skin in the winter. Perhaps this could help me!
Ellen Christian says
My husband has cracked heels! I need to have him try this. Nothing else seems to be working.
Nancy Lustri (StyleDecor) says
Wow! I never would have thought to try it for other things other than diaper rash. Great idea! I could sure use it for dry/cracked skin. Thanks!
Nicole B says
I never tried this brand with my kids, but I love that it’s useful for adults, too.
Stefani says
I never thought of using it on feet either. Very clever idea!
Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
I could totally use this for the heels of my feet. In this cold weather, they are all cracked and dry!
Alicia K says
sounds like a natural idea to relieve the rash