Mama Earth Dusting Powder for Babies

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As I posted earlier, why I do not use talcum powder for my kids and how harmful they are for their skin and respiratory system. But recently, I received this Mamaearth Dusting Powder for babies and I was skeptical to use it. But when I opened the lid and poured little powder in my hand. I did realize that this is different💮💮. The texture is not likely to make a dust cloud and looks like an organic flour which is a thumbs up for me. .



So why is this powder different? 🌼Made of Organic Ingredients: It contains arrowroot podwer, cornm starch, lavender oil, oatmeal and chamomile oil. These ingredients are 100% natural and organic. Organic arrowroot powder and oat starch absorb excess moisture from baby’s body making skin soft and silky. 🌼It helps in keeping the skin dry and prevents irritation on the skin. Since the skin is protected, it also helps in preventing diaper rashes when applied before wearing diapers.
. 🌼It is dermatologically tested and antimicrobial.
Contains no harmful chemicals like talc, SLS, Paraben, Phthalates or artificial fragrances.



I have been using this since a week and found it quite good. Definitely a must buy and safer optionfor moms who prefer powder for their babies.
Priced at rs.199, available on their website, Nykaa, Amazon and Flipkart.

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