Zinc & Castor Oil Cream 100g
Nursing | First Aid Room Kits
$18.56
Secure checkout
VISA
Mastercard
Apple Pay
Google Pay
Also accepted
AMEX
Afterpay
Zip
Klarna
PayPal
In stock
Only 996 left
SKU
210002
Zinc cream barrier protection for nappy rash and irritated skin
Zinc & Castor Oil Cream is a soothing, protective emollient for the relief of the symptoms of nappy rash, chafing, dermatitis and minor skin irritations. The zinc oxide (7.5% w/w) base forms a water-repellent barrier that shields skin from moisture and friction, while castor oil helps soften and calm. Fragrance-free and free from added colouring.
What zinc & castor oil cream is used for
- A barrier cream for nappy rash and to help protect against further irritation
- Chafing, friction and moisture-exposed skin
- Relief of the symptoms of minor dermatitis and skin irritation
How a zinc oxide barrier cream works
Zinc oxide sits on the skin’s surface as a protective layer, repelling moisture so the skin underneath can recover. Because it is a barrier rather than an active medicine, apply a thin, even layer to clean, dry skin as often as needed.
Ingredients
- Zinc oxide 7.5% w/w
- Phenoxyethanol 0.5% w/w (preservative)
- In a castor oil emollient base. No added fragrance or colouring.
Zinc cream FAQ
What is zinc & castor oil cream used for?
It is a barrier cream used for the relief of the symptoms of nappy rash, chafing, dermatitis and minor skin irritations. The zinc oxide forms a water-repellent protective layer.
How does zinc cream work?
The zinc oxide forms a physical barrier on the skin’s surface that repels moisture and reduces friction, helping protect irritated skin while it recovers.
Is this the same as zinc oxide cream?
Yes — zinc oxide (7.5% w/w) is the active barrier ingredient, combined here with a castor oil emollient base.
Can zinc cream be used for eczema or dermatitis?
It is indicated for the relief of the symptoms of minor dermatitis and skin irritation. For diagnosed eczema, follow the advice of your healthcare provider.
Does zinc cream expire?
Check the expiry date printed on the tube and store as directed. Do not use past the printed date.
You must not rely on the information on this site as an alternative to medical advice from your physician or other qualified healthcare provider. Always seek the advice of your healthcare provider before starting any new treatment or with any questions regarding a medical condition.