An excellent all-natural salve for diaper rash, including persistent, inflamed diaper rash possibly caused by yeast. It is also effective on yeast infected nursing nipples.

Myrrh - Commiphora Myrrha

Myrrh is a gum resin that has been used since ancient times. The Egyptians used it to embalm bodies, and in biblical times it was one of the herbs brought by the Three Wise Men. Myrrh constituents are antibacterial and antifungal, exhibiting activity against e.coli, staphylococcus, and candida albicans, an overgrowth of which leads to yeast infections. Its antiseptic and disinfectant properties make it useful as a wash on cuts, burns and skin infections. Gargle several drops of tincture in water to relieve a sore throat. Use diluted myrrh as a mouthwash or apply the powder on the mucus membranes inside of the mouth to treat mouth sores and thrush.

Oregon Grape root - Mahonia aquifolium

Oregon grape is a small low growing shrub with evergreen leaves that turn red in the fall. The holly-like leaflets have prickly edges and grow in pairs. In the spring it produces small yellow flowers that bloom in clusters on terminal spikes. These later turn into purple berries that can be made into jam, jellies or juice. The bitter tasting yellow root with the alkaloid berberine, is antibacterial, antimicrobial, and antiseptic. Use it on psoriasis, eczema, boils and wounds. It is considered a "blood purifier" and liver tonic, as it stimulates bile production and clears up skin conditions. The root is also used to make a yellow dye.

Calendula - Calendula officinalis

Calendula is an easily planted annual with orange and yellow flowers and alternate leaves. The unusual curlicue seedpods easily reseed themselves. This herb is an all purpose skin healing herb used to stop bleeding, wash wounds, heal cuts, abscesses, rashes, boils, chapped skin, and eczema. It relieves muscle cramps, painful swellings, hemorrhoids, and insect bites. It can be used in a footbath on swollen feet and as an eyewash on sore, tired eyes. A hair rinse reduces dandruff. The orange and yellow petals of this edible flower are a colorful addition to salads.

Yarrow - Achillea millefolium

Yarrow is an aromatic herb that grows in meadows. It has alternate, wooly gray-green fern-like leaves, and its tiny, white flowers each have 4-6 ray petals that grow in flat-topped clusters. Put the leaves or flowers on wounds or a bloody nose to quickly stop the bleeding. Use a wash on rashes, runny sores, boils, poison ivy, chapped or cracked skin, and hemorrhoids. Drink to relieve indigestion and gas. Yarrow promotes sweating when taken to reduce a fever. It is also said that the smell repels mosquitoes.

Olive Oil

Beeswax

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Diaper rashes should be treated according to your physician's recommendations. If you need to use a rash cream, you should use a Stay Dry Liners or a piece of fleece between your baby's bottom and the diaper to prevent the cream from transferring onto the diapers.

Very effective on severe diaper rash. Did not stain my Fuzzi Bunz when I used with a liner and did not stain my prefolds that I can tell.