NENNEKO Baby Power: Help keep baby’s skin happy and dry without risk of powder inhalation. This clean, talc-free, mess-free alternative to baby powder goes on as a cream and magically transforms into a velvety finish to minimize chafing and irritation.
Supports and Hydrates: Plant-derived, sinks in right away and helps bolster skin’s natural moisture barrier, the first line of defense against irritation. Our Talc free baby powder lotion helps to nourish and moisturize those beautiful little rolls.
Get your favorite team’s item in a new style. These NENNEKO Baby Powder for Delicate Skin, Natural Baby Powder Lotion, Keep Baby’s Skin Happy, Helps Restore The Natural Balance of Baby’s Skin, Fragrance Free items are designed with you in mind. The NENNEKO Baby Powder for Delicate Skin, Natural Baby Powder Lotion, Keep Baby’s Skin Happy, Helps Restore The Natural Balance of Baby’s Skin, Fragrance Free offers the latest in quality and performance with a performance fit.
Get your favorite team’s item in a new style. These NENNEKO Baby Powder for Delicate Skin, Natural Baby Powder Lotion, Keep Baby’s Skin Happy, Helps Restore The Natural Balance of Baby’s Skin, Fragrance Free items are designed with you in mind. The NENNEKO Baby Powder for Delicate Skin, Natural Baby Powder Lotion, Keep Baby’s Skin Happy, Helps Restore The Natural Balance of Baby’s Skin, Fragrance Free offers the latest in quality and performance with a performance fit.
Safe: Boasting over 4000+ non-added ingredients and zero percutaneous toxicity risks, this baby power product has undergone rigorous safety tests in China, Japan, and the United States, ensuring its gentle yet effective formulation.
Protect: This natural hydrating ingredient in our Baby Cream to Powder helps to restore the natural balance of baby’s skin. Suitable for newborn babies sensitive skin.
Safely absorbs: This powder quickly absorbs moisture, and is free of parabens, phthalates, dyes, and sulfates. baby powder is great for kids and adults too. Try it at the beach to help remove sand.
