The cream is universal in terms of where it can be used, but the logic of applying it differs from one situation to another.
- Before a walk in wind or cool weather — apply a thin layer to exposed areas: cheeks, hands and, if necessary, the forehead. The cream forms a protective film that helps reduce the impact of wind and cold on the skin. It is best applied 10–15 minutes before going out so that it has time to spread.
- In the nappy area — apply after washing and gently patting the skin dry. Here it is important that the skin is clean and dry before application: this helps the cream form a better barrier layer and reduces friction from the nappy.
- On dry areas — elbows, cheeks, hands — the cream can be used as needed, when the skin looks tight or is flaking.
In all cases a thin layer is enough: there is no need to rub it in hard, as the cream spreads easily. If a sticky feeling remains after application, you can use less of the product.