Lanolin Safety Myths – What Moms & Beauty Lovers Should Know
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Is lanolin really safe for everyone? Some blogs and forums spread confusion — especially around pregnancy, breastfeeding, and baby care. The truth: medical-grade lanolin is considered one of the safest, dermatologist-recommended moisturizers available.
Myth 1: Lanolin Isn’t Safe for Breastfeeding Moms
- Truth: Ultra-pure, medical-grade lanolin is approved worldwide as a nipple cream for nursing mothers.
- Bonus: Safe for babies too — no need to wipe off before breastfeeding.
Myth 2: Lanolin Isn’t Safe for Babies
- Truth: Medical-grade lanolin is often used on dry baby cheeks, lips, and mild diaper rash. It’s gentle, hypoallergenic, and baby-safe.
Myth 3: Lanolin Isn’t Safe for Daily Use
- Truth: Dermatologists frequently recommend lanolin for daily use on dry skin, cracked lips, and winter skin protection.
QUILT’s Take
We use only ultra-pure lanolin in The Balm, making it safe for everyday use — and trusted for generations by moms, dermatologists, and beauty lovers.
Key Takeaway
Lanolin is one of the safest, most time-tested skincare ingredients available — especially when medical-grade purity is used.
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