NOLEO DUO: 3-in-1 Diaper Rash Cream & Large Cotton Pads

The cream names no zinc oxide or petroleum jelly as its barrier active; instead it discloses oils, glyceryl stearate and beeswax as the barrier ingredients. No concentration or particle-size disclosure is given for any of these, and the research page's preferred active is absent, though the alternative is named rather than hidden.

The cream's full ingredient list - organic sunflower oil, organic olive oil, limewater, glyceryl stearate, and beeswax - contains no parabens, fragrance, formaldehyde releasers or antibacterials, and EWG independently confirms this same list from the product packaging.

No fragrance is added and any scent comes naturally from the sunflower oil, but this is an assertion without a lab method or result, and a retailer separately calls it fragrance-free with no further detail.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,070 records, 1973-2026) for NOLEO and found nothing filed against the brand, in any role. The same corpus covers diapers, cribs, strollers and other baby categories, confirming the search engine works for this product class.

EWG Skin Deep independently lists this cream as EWG VERIFIED, sourcing the ingredient list directly from the packaging rather than repeating brand copy. The cotton pads carry a named GOTS/OneCert organic claim, though that covers a different component.

EWG VERIFIED status is named and shown for this cream, and MyMicrobiome AG has classified the formula as Skin Microbiome Friendly under its published cosmetic standard.

The cream is formulated with just five named ingredients, well under the 15-ingredient threshold, with each one individually named rather than hidden behind a generic term, and this exact list is independently reproduced by both Nordstrom and EWG.

Nordstrom's own listing and EWG's packaging-sourced list both independently reproduce the same five-ingredient breakdown the brand publishes, confirming the layer-by-layer composition across two independent channels.

The cream is dermatologically tested under pediatrician control and approved as hypoallergenic for sensitive and newborn skin, but no independent institute or published rating is named anywhere.

The cream is manufactured in France under stated quality control, with specific shelf-life and expiration guidance (3 years unopened, 3 months after opening) and allergy patch-test instructions. No warranty or repair terms apply to a consumable cosmetic.