Tiny Buds After Bites Natural Soothing Gel 20g

After Bites Natural Soothing Gel for Babies – Fast Relief from Insect Bites, Safe for Sensitive Baby Skin, Steroid-Free | Tiny Remedies

Soothe your baby’s skin naturally with After Bites Natural Soothing Gel by Tiny Remedies, the trusted pediatrician-approved insect bite relief gel for infants and toddlers. Designed with love for your little one’s delicate skin, this fast-acting cooling gel is crafted with natural ingredients and no harsh chemicals — making it ideal for everyday use.

Whether it’s pesky mosquito bites, red rashes, or itchy skin, this gentle, non-sticky formula offers quick relief without the use of steroids, menthol, or parabens. The lightweight texture absorbs easily and is safe for use on both the face and body. Featuring a removable nozzle for mess-free application and adorable penguin packaging that babies love, this gel is your go-to baby skincare must-have.

Perfect for sensitive skin, this soothing gel is free from steroids and artificial fragrances, and enriched with Anthemis Nobilis Flower Oil (Chamomile) to naturally calm irritation.

Key Benefits:

✅ Instant Relief for Insect Bites – Quickly soothes swelling, redness, and itching.

✅ Safe for Babies & Kids – Gentle formula free from steroids, parabens, menthol, and alcohol.

✅ Pediatrician Trusted – Specially developed for delicate baby skin by baby skincare experts.

✅ Fast-Absorbing Gel – Non-greasy and non-sticky, perfect for daytime or bedtime use.

✅ Natural Ingredients – Includes chamomile oil for calming inflammation.

✅ Convenient for On-the-Go – 20g travel-friendly tube with hygienic removable nozzle.✅ Multi-Purpose Use – Ideal for mosquito bites, minor skin irritations, and redness.

How to Use:

Clean the affected area gently.

Apply a small amount of the gel directly to the irritated or itchy skin.

Reapply as needed throughout the day.

Suitable for use on the face, arms, legs, or any affected area.

Note: Safe for both babies and older children. For external use only. If irritation persists, consult a doctor.