Can you recommend a good baby cream for frost and wind? Price is not an issue, the main thing is tha…

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Can you recommend a good baby cream for frost and wind? Price is not an issue, the main thing is that it helps.
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Kristina
panthenol
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Angelina
Just check the ingredients, make sure there's no water, and buy it.
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Natali
I'm terrified of the frost, of the wind, of the cold. I'll take anything with elements. Anything.
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firuza manafova
Thank you so much ☺️
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firuza manafova
And how should I deal with my daughter's skin getting very dry and flaky around her nose, with red cheeks, after our walks?
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Tatyana Rubtsova
Avene Cold Cream
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firuza manafova
Tatyana Rubtsova Thank you 🙏🏻
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firuza manafova
Natali My daughter is also experiencing this for the first time this year, just on her face.
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Angelina Thank you
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Kristina Thank you
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Ruzanna
Mmm... doesn't everyone's cheeks get red after being in the cold?
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firuza manafova
We haven't had any real frosts yet, but my cheeks are already getting red and dry from the wind. I moisturize them constantly because my baby has atopic skin, so we really need protection before going outside.
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firuza manafova
I answered below on the same question
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Anastasiya
I'll take Morozko or Rumyanye Shchechki.
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Natali
Natali I bought Nivea in a tin for the kids. But I always apply an emollient afterwards anyway.
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Anastasiya Thank you
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liliya kirasirova
Could it be from a runny nose or drool? My older daughter's cheeks started getting blotchy like hives a year ago, I was shocked! We live up north, you know 😅
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firuza manafova
I suspect the flaking around the nose might be from snot, as it's constantly running in cold weather. But the cheeks are a bit concerning; the skin feels tight and very dry. Once we get home, the redness fades within 30 minutes, but the skin still feels dehydrated and rough to the touch.
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liliya kirasirova
I think it's from the runny nose; she can easily smear them all over her cheeks.
I always get a runny nose in the cold, and after an illness (like a cold), my skin peels off like a snake's because I'm blowing my nose constantly.
Try applying vaseline oil to your nose, nostrils, and underneath before going outside. You can also use lanolin oil in general.
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liliya kirasirova
I just used Morozko and Chanterelles, and they both contain water. You have to apply them some time before going outside so they absorb, but I feel like it's useless. If you apply them right before going out, it's even worse because the moisture will freeze.
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Tatyana Ruzanova
I used Mustela cold cream. My son has allergies. It helped a lot. But it also depends on the climate, of course.
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Iglova Viktoriya
For some reason, these creams make me feel worse.
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firuza manafova
Iglova Viktoriya By the way, I only learned with my child that you need to apply this cream (and lip balm too) 30 minutes before going outside. Before, I usually applied it right before leaving, and it only made my lips feel worse. Maybe that's why you're having this reaction? Or do you apply everything according to the rules, in advance?
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yankovskaya yuliya
I love the Mustela Nourishing Stick with cold cream. I live in the Urals, and it's really comfortable to use in winter)
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firuza manafova
Tatyana Ruzanova Thank you. My daughter doesn't have allergies, of course, but she does have atopic dermatitis. Regarding the climate, I live in the Volga Federal District
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Tatyana Ruzanova
Tatyana Ruzanova So atopic dermatitis is an allergy. :) My son has it too.
Given the climate, it seems cold and dry where you are. I think that will help. Although the recommendations for Morozko and Rumyanye Shchechki also work well. I used them when Mustela disappeared. Now, when we go skiing, the whole family uses Nivea cold cream.
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Iglova Viktoriya
Iglova Viktoriya I used to apply it for 45-50 minutes, and it still didn't work. That's why in freezing weather, I only apply cream before bed now.
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firuza manafova
Tatyana Ruzanova Honestly, you've been a real eye-opener for me. I never thought AD was related to allergies. I always assumed it was just a characteristic of very dry, sensitive skin and a compromised skin barrier, rather than an allergic reaction itself. Thanks for enlightening me! And huge thanks for the cream recommendations
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