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DIY Diaper Rash and Friction Fighter Cream

By Kacey N
Jan 5, 2023

As both a mother and a person with thighs that rub together all year round creating painful chafing in the summer, this is one of my favorite multi-use recipes. It is wonderful in clearing up my baby's diaper rash (Bonus points because its also all natural and I know exactly what's in it and going on by baby's skin), and its amazing as a rash-preventer when it comes to my thighs rubbing together. 
(PS this can also be used under/between breasts to help with boob sweat in the summer!)
 

What You Will Need:

1 tbs Udda Budda (Can also use Blue Tansy Udda Budda for added benefits)

1 tbs Arrowroot Powder (You can substitute corn starch as well)

Optional: Essential oils for added benefits/scent

How To Make:

  1. Place Udda Budda into a small microwave-safe bowl, and microwave at 2-3 second intervals until Udda Buda is soft but not completely melted.
  2. Stir in arrowroot powder until blended (this is also where you can add extra essential oil if you want)
  3. Scoop mixture into container and put into refrigerator until it becomes slightly solidified (Mixture should be opaque but "mushy")  About 10-30 minutes depending on how melted mixture was when you put it into fridge.
  4. Give mixture a stir making sure that if any solids sunk to the bottom they are mixed throughout. (Smooth top with finger or back of spoon if you want.)
  5. Put mixture into fridge to solidify the rest of the way

 

That's it!
You are all set to use your diaper rash cream for your baby or on any place you need less friction on your body!
 
As with any skincare product, do a small skin test prior to use. Udda Budda is for external use only. Keep away from your eye area.