Lotion

Yes but some people may be allergic to the dies and perfumes that some lotions have.

several uses: its an emollient (to moisturise the skin); its a humectant (keeps water in the formulation); its a wetting agent (to help disperse the insoluble solids).

From the ingredients label, some diarrhea. The product contains mineral oil, which is an old line laxative. The other ingredients are simple things that should not cause problems. For safety's sake, call your poison hot line for more information.

no

1 thing. He wants to take care. Of your behbehz.

It heals rashes, or probably sores... See when you rub it in, it takes like 2 minutes for your skin to absorb it. When your skin absorbs it, it goes throughout your body (where ever you have a rash)

Good hand lotion is helpful in protecting skin from sun. Hand lotion are used to remove the dryness of skin and keep them smooth.

St. Ives has variations of body lotions. The different lotions help different things. Some prevent dryness in the skin, while others moisturize the skin.

Please see the Related Links to view all of the St. Ives body lotions.

Yes, most sunscreens are oil or thick creamy lotion and both are fluid.

I wouldn't use it because it will be watery. But give it a go anyway see if it works!

baby oil with no fragrance or anything that would irritate your skin.

It was retired along with the rest of that line.

It should be. Read the back of the label usually it will "say not intended for children under four years of age" or something.

No this doesn't mean your pregnant. Implantation bleeding is only experienced by 40% of pregnant Women so over half of pregnant women will not experience implantation bleeding. Brown discharge in your underwear is old blood & can be caused by pregnancy, left over blood from your period, hormonal imbalance, UTI or irregular period.

YES

lotion and other topical products are okay for vegetarians. vegetarianism only concerns thing that people eat.

I'm trying to find out what happened to it to. It was a great product that I used to get through special order at Costco.

As long as it doesn't contain a medicine such as a topical steroid... it should be OK. If it does or if you are not sure, you may apply the cream, wait for 15 minutes, wash your hands and then it is OK.

no that lotion isn't good for the face of a baby.

You can buy Pond's cream and cocoa butter lotion at various retail locations, including drugstores like Walgreens and CVS, as well as big-box stores like Walmart and Target. They are also available online through popular e-commerce sites like Amazon, Walmart.com, and the official brand websites. For the best selection, check local beauty supply stores or grocery stores that carry personal care products.

rinse it out with lots of water

Active ingredients: calamine - relieve itching,pain, and discomfort due to poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac. prevent sunburn and rashes. zinc oxide - anticeptic, and help prevent infection due to scratching. Excepients: im still trying to do some thorough research on them, i will send them to you as soon as i have the info. kwata.mabilo@students.wits.ac.za

There are different brands of suntan lotion with different formulations. Even the actual blocking agent varies: it may be a metal oxide or an organic chemical like para-aminobenzoic acid.

According to Baby Med, sunless tanning such as spray or lotion tanners are safe during pregnancy, although it is recommended that pregnant women should wait until after their first trimester. These tanners stain your skin rather than being absorbed. Care should be taken, however, because changes in hormones may affect how your skin reacts to sunless tanners. You should also wear the appropriate protection such as goggles and mask to ensure you do not inhale any fumes.