Lanolin Nipple Cream Safe for Breastfeeding Baby, 100% Natural Nipple Butter, Breastfeeding Essentials for Postpartum Moms, 3 Mini Tubes, Each 0.25 Ounces

Mu favorite product for all uses, good for intended purpose but great as lipgloss as well as a salve to put on wounds to minimise scarring. also good for breakouts. Has no scent

I LOVEEE this product. It was referred to me to use while on accurate and I love it. I use it on my lips at night and it works great to moisturize. Almost use it as a overnight mask and it works great. If it works great on my lips I'm sure it would moisturize very well anywhere else. The consistency is super thick and stays on my lips throughout the night even with my tossing and turning.

I first bought these when nursing my last child. I loved the tiny little tubes. But once we stopped nursing, I still found uses. I keep tubes of them in my purse and car to use on anything that's chapped. They're great for drooly babies' chins, chapped noses from blowing, the backs of my hands when they get chapped. My second son used them as chapstick because it doesn't sting and sticks better than vaseline.

This product is amazing! I’m currently pregnant and my nipples were getting very sensitive and painful. This lanolin cream helped me so much from the first applications. It’s gentle, safe, and very moisturizing. I love that it doesn’t have a strong smell and absorbs quickly. I highly recommend it to any mom-to-be or breastfeeding mom.

Favorite non-prescription nipple cream! Tried Medela, Motherlove lanolin-free, and Earth Mama nipple butter and kept coming back to Lansinoh. It does stain clothing but so do all the others, in my experience. I like the texture of this one best--not too thick to spread comfortably, but not too thin/oily that it doesn't provide a protective, soothing layer. Loved the multipack of tiny tubes so I could have them on hand throughout the house.

Works good for what I bought it for. I heard an influencer saying to use it for lip balm and it’s very moisturizing on my lips.

I know this product is made specifically for nursing mother's use to keep skin soft and unharmed while nursing---but I buy to use in place of serious lip softener to keep my lips in good condition. Many lip products with mentholated effects seem to work, but I believe they make the problem worse in the end---BUT THIS STUFF REALLY DOES THE JOB! None of that medicinal feeling---just stiff, very long-lasting moisture that doesn't move, doesn't disappear, and truly makes lips softer and more resistant to chapping and cold effects. I use it every night, and the tiny little tubes are similar in size to lip balms, so easy to carry and use when needed. Also good for cuticles, rough spots, etc. This is the real thing, no fooling around!

Unfortunately, if you're like me and have chronically chapped lips for whatever reason, finding a viable solution can seem impossible. Especially when everyone except you finds success with petroleum-based products. Amongst all the occlusives that trap in moisture, though, this one takes the cake! I can't speak for it's intended use, but lips and nips seem similar enough, so maybe it works the same way. My lip moisturizing routine: A little unorthodox, but hey--we're already putting nipple cream on our lips, so whatever works, right? I'll take an unscented (unflavored) lotion like CeraVe that contains hyaluronic acid and mix it with a little bit of water to apply to my lips (don't eat it!). The hyaluronic acid holds water, a lot of water, which is the first step to moisturizing. It can also have a mild plumping effect because it holds so much moisture, too, just fyi. Let this soak in for a bit until it is nearly dry and then apply the nipple cream as your occlusive layer to trap the moisture and keep it locked in. As a warning, if your lips are still too wet--the nipple cream will not adhere to your skin since it's so hydrophobic. Additionally, it can cast a bit white when mixed with the lotion, so I usually just do this at night and sleep with the mixture, sort-of like a lip mask. In the morning I wake up to perfectly hydrated lips! A few things to consider: - Allergies to wool, beware! The nipple cream is made of lanolin, which I believe comes from sheep's wool. - Since it comes from wool, it can also smell a little funky and take some time to get used to. - If you're self-conscious about public opinion, you can get some funny looks applying a product clearly labeled as "nipple cream" on your lips. - IT STAINS. TOUGH, GREASE-TYPE STAINS. I've made the mistake of wiping off the excess on towels, and have accidentally transferred some onto my clothing and bedding. The stains do not come out with regular machine-washing; if you know how to tackle tough grease/oil stains, then no problem (I think). Life is tough, though, and that's a battle that I'm willing to put farther down on the to-do list of learning. I would've definitely appreciated this information beforehand so I could be a bit more cautious around fabrics! Also, if using as-intended on nipples, this might be a consideration for transfer on clothing!

Zu Beginn des Stillens ein Lebensretter für jede Mama. Immer nach dem stillen auftragen, das lindert die ein oder andere Blessur! Auch für die Kleinen als Wind und Wettercreme bei Kälte super!

I don't have kids or sore nips but lanolin is the absolute best thing I've ever used on my lips! Only product that actually works to hydrate and heal rather than just be a shiny waste of time. It's also thick enough that it actually lasts and you won't have to re-apply every 5 seconds. So many uses. I like the mini tubes so I can have one with me always, have thrown one in my handbag, car and basically every room. Highly recommend!

En verdad son la mejor opción y solución para las sircunstancias que vivimos en éstos tiempos, tener a la mano ( literal ) lo que uno necesita es lo más fabuloso.... gracias

الكريم ممتاز جدا لكن عينات صغيرة هذي ما هي كريمات كبيرة العلب مرة عينه صغيرة

Recht kleine Tuben für den Preis. Hilft aber sehr gut bei Wunden Brustwarzen oder auch nur zur Pflege. Neutraler Geruch und ist auch praktisch, da man es vor dem stillen nicht entfernen muss.