PINXAV Healing Cream (4oz)

This does exactly what it promises! I had never heard of it until desperately searching. My baby has had a rash for a few weeks that has refused to go away after trying everything. Literally have tried lotrimin, triple paste, desitin, A&D, and nothing. I just tried it out today for the first time ever and just after an hour, I saw her rash was sooo much better! I didn’t even realize how much inflammation she was having until using this. If you’re thinking about it, GET IT!!

I love the smell, it smells so clean to me and soothing. I've bought so many creams, more than 14 creams, spent so so much money, and nothing helps, my 2 month old baby has very red skin in between his buttocks, and around the rectum, after 2 days of applying it , it seems to shrink in size the redness, I use no baby wipes and wash after he does doodo, and now I switched to cloth diapers.my son poop smell is very acidic he's breastfeeding so I guess due to the acidity it burns his skin, I do change diaper when it's solid right away and when it's wet every time I see it ( sometimes every 20 min) because I'm so tired of my baby suffering

Our six month old developed a teething diaper rash. This got rid of it in a matter of hours! We tried butt paste, which is also highly rated. In comparing the two I will say that Pinxav acts as a better barrier. Our baby had a teething diaper rash, which means loose stools and more frequent diaper changes. Butt paste would clump and stick to her skin. Making it even more difficult to clean her bum. Pinxav was smooth on the skin and was a legit repellent. If your baby has a moderate to severe diaper rash, I would order this immediately in the tub size. You’re also gonna want to purchase some dog pee pads and dry wipes. Put this on THICK! After you dab or run water on your baby’s bum to clean it. Let it air dry or use a blow dryer. Make sure they are DRY! Then put a thick layer of this and try to have them lay there on a pee pad for as long as possible. If you have to diaper, we put an even thicker layer of this stuff before diapering. This stuff is a miracle, but it stains! After trial and error this is how I got the staining out: 1. Rub an oil into the pink stain. This could be anything from coconut oil to conola cooking oil. 2. On top of oil that you poured and rubbed, apply dish soap to the stain/oil. The oil breaks down the Pinxav and the dish soap will remove the oil.

This worked great on my grandbabys diaper rash and some skin irritation. I definitely would get this again.

Our doctor recommended this for a pretty rough looking diaper rash on our newborn and it cleared it up in just a couple uses. It smells very off putting but worth it for babies comfort!