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Clean the AreaBefore applying Sudocrem, make sure the skin is clean and dry. Gently wash the area with mild soap and water, and pat it dry with a clean towel. This helps prevent further irritation and ensures the cream works effectively.2. Apply a Thin LayerUse a small amount of Sudocrem—just a thin layer. It’s best to avoid applying too much, as it can be thick and may take longer to absorb.Gently massage the cream into the skin in a circular motion. This will help the cream spread evenly and form a protective barrier on the affected area.3. Allow Time to AbsorbLet the cream absorb into the skin. Sudocrem can sometimes leave a white residue, but this typically fades over time.Avoid rubbing the skin too much, as this could irritate the area further.4. Apply as NeededDepending on the condition you’re treating, apply Sudocrem 2-3 times a day or as directed by your healthcare provider.For nappy rash in babies, you can apply it at every nappy change.For acne or other skin conditions, you might apply it once or twice a day, focusing on the affected areas.5. Monitor for ReactionsIf you experience any irritation or allergic reactions (like redness, itching, or swelling), discontinue use and consult a healthcare provider.If the skin condition doesn’t improve or gets worse, seek advice from a healthcare professional.Nappy Rash – It soothes and protects babies' skin by creating a barrier that helps prevent irritation and promote healing.Acne – Some people use Sudocrem to reduce acne inflammation, as it contains zinc oxide, which can help dry out pimples and reduce redness.Eczema and Dermatitis – Sudocrem can help manage the symptoms of eczema or dermatitis by providing a soothing layer to protect the skin and reduce inflammation.Minor Burns and Scalds – It can be used to soothe and help heal minor burns or scalds.Cuts, Grazes, and Scrapes – Sudocrem is often applied to minor wounds to protect against infection and help them heal faster.Chafing – It can be used to soothe areas of skin that have been irritated from friction, such as inner thighs or underarms.