New Baby Skin Repair

NEW Active Earth Baby Skin Repair Pure, sting-free relief for delicate baby skin. Formulated for babies and children Primary use for Diaper rash and redness: How to apply for best results;1. Spray Baby Skin Rescue during diaper changes to clean + soothe.2. Let dry for 10–20 seconds.3. Apply your barrier cream (zinc, balm, etc.) on top.*soothes + cleans*Barrier cream = protects + sealsThis combo is very effective, especially for redness, rawness, yeast rash, or irritation from moisture.Meet your new diaper-bag essential. Active Earth Baby Skin Rescue is a gentle, ultra-pure organic skin rescue spray specially formulated for babies and children to calm, cleanse, and protect your baby’s and children sensitive skin — without fragrance, toxins, or anything harsh. Safe for newborns and trusted by parents, it delivers fast, soothing relief anytime skin needs a little extra love. Made with only two ingredients — purified water + 0.014% hypochlorous acid (HOCl) — this clean, science-backed formula mirrors the molecules your baby’s immune system naturally makes to fight irritation and promote healing. Proven Benefits: Diaper rash & redness Scratches, scrapes & minor cuts Baby acne & drool rash Cradle cap Eczema-prone skin Irritation in skin folds Post-bath calming Anywhere your baby’s skin needs soothing care Spray on toys and even binkies to safely disinfect Why Parents Love It • Sting-free — gentle enough for newborns• Non-toxic & hypoallergenic• Fragrance-free (no artificial or natural scents)• No alcohol, parabens, oils, or harsh chemicals• Fast-acting soothing relief• Travel-size bottle fits any diaper bag, purse, or car kit• Safe to use as often as needed No toxins. No synthetic preservatives. Just clean, organic, science-backed skin support.Active Earth is committed to using ethically sourced, natural and organic ingredients, ensuring that our body lotion with calendula is free from harmful chemicals and artificial additives. We pride ourselves on being a cruelty-free brand, and our lotion is never tested on animals.