Mistry’s Potenised® Calendula Herbal Baby Powder (150g)

THE HOUSE OF MISTRY LIMITED

£4.99

Nurture your baby’s delicate skin with our Calendula Herbal Baby Powder, Infused with the soothing properties of calendula, keep your baby s skin dry, soft, and irritation-free. How to Use : Sprinkle a small amount of Calendula Herbal Baby Powder onto your hand and gently pat onto your baby’s skin, especially in areas prone to moisture such as the diaper area, neck folds, and underarms. Use after bath time or as needed to keep your baby’s skin dry and irritation-free. Safety Information : For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. In case of irritation, disc

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