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Desert Essence - Talc Free Baby Powder - with Blue Cypress & Lavender
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| | Baby Talc-Free Powder contains blue cypress to soothe irritated skin, and maintain dryness and comfort for young skin.
Desert Essence Baby. Talc-Free Baby Powder. This all-natural, talc-free baby powder containing blue cypress calms irritate...
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Specifications
ZIN Product Number: 402483
Size: 4 oz
Manufacturer: Desert Essence
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Description
Baby Talc-Free Powder contains blue cypress to soothe irritated skin, and maintain dryness and comfort for young skin.
Desert Essence Baby. Talc-Free Baby Powder. This all-natural, talc-free baby powder containing blue cypress calms irritated skin, keeping baby dry and comfortable.
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Directions
Apply liberally to baby's bottom and entire body to soothe baby's skin.
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Ingredients
Corn Starch, Dry Flour Tapioca, Zinc Oxide, Essential Oils of Lavender, Blue Cypress, Yarrow, Calendula
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