Staff Answer We suggest swapping the beeswax out for our Beeswax Vegan Alternative as it can be swapped out evenly for the closest results.

Staff Answer Yes you can swap out at the same amount but it may not have the same affect as cornsilk.

Staff Answer Yes, you can make this substitution. At the time this recipe was created, we did not offer allantoin powder in our product line.

Staff Answer If making this as a diaper cream, we do not recommend adding a fragrance. Using on a babies bottom, especially if irritated with diaper rash, would cause further irritation. This product can be packaged in a metal tin.

Staff Answer Yes, this has a one-year shelf life.

Staff Answer This recipe does make a hard diaper cream. We found that it melts very quickly and was too runny when applied if not made that hard. You can cut back on the amount of beeswax used if you would like it softer.

Staff Answer Yes, you can use refined shea butter in this recipe. This can used with cloth diapers.

Staff Answer Yes, you can make this substitution.

Staff Answer We do not sell zinc oxide so we cannot be sure exactly how much to add. You may need to do an internet search to see what others have done.

Staff Answer This recipe was revised and the titanium dioxide was removed.

Staff Answer This cream is too thick for tottle bottles. You could decrease the amount of beeswax in the recipe if you wanted to use this type of bottle.

Staff Answer Yes, this is an all natural product.

Staff Answer The titanium dioxide is used as a skin barrier in the diaper cream, not as a colorant. Many commercial products contain both zinc oxide and titanium dioxide but since we do not carry zinc oxide we included the TD in this recipe.

Thank you! And if I were to add the Zinc (instead of titanium), would you use the same amount? Thanks so much for the recipe!!

Staff Answer You can remove the beeswax but you are responsible for testing the outcome of the product.

Staff Answer This cream does harden after making. It melts very quickly once it touches the skin. You could try putting the product into a lotion bar tube but caution would need to be taken to keep out of the heat.