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There are new lipsticks out which stay on all day and do not wipe off. I tried googling for a good link, but got swamped in advertisements. In any case, it is my understanding that these new lipsticks are a technologic advance.
I propose this same technology be used for diaper creams. This would
go on and stay on, forming a moisture barrier that would last all day, and not be wiped away at the first diaper change.
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Most petroleum-based products stay on for a long time. What I like about this idea is the roll-on aspect. That would be a vast improvement on the current application method. (Although with all that white cream under one's nails, one could almost pass it off as a French manicure). |
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The all-day lipsticks are essentially
paint. One of my employees
complained of the lipstick drying her
lips out, though they continued to look
moist. |
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As for all day moisture barrier, I'm not
so sure that would be a good thing. A
*moist* moisture barrier? Perhaps baby
powder would absorb moisture better
over the course of a day, but I might be
misunderstanding the function here... |
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I like the thought, but I miss something that makes it safe for the delicate skin. The cream we use now is pretty good and we have the same problem, one pee and it's gone! But we just change the diapers every time we feed her. Keeps her awake for a second helping and her hiney is allways clean. |
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