Meet the cream that’s changing diaper duty for good. Unlike mass-produced creams packed with seed oils, fillers, and synthetic extras, our balm keeps things simple, pure, and effective. Baby Booty Cream base is 100% grass-fed tallow and avocado oil, chosen because they mirror the skin’s natural fats and deliver a surge of antioxidants and vitamins.
We added zinc and beeswax for a protective barrier, plus calendula and chamomile to calm redness and keep baby bottoms soothed day after day. We find that diaper rashes disappear and stay gone with regular use, especially when paired with fresh air and a little sunshine.
Ingredients: Grass-fed & finished beef tallow, organic avocado pulp oil, non-nano zinc oxide, unrefined beeswax, calendula & chamomile flowers
Most creams sit on top of the skin. Ours rebuilds it.
Grass-fed tallow and avocado oil are almost identical to the fats in baby skin (your baby’s skin recognizes them, absorbs them instantly, and uses them to repair). No fighting for absorption, no greasy residue, just real restoration.
Non-nano zinc + beeswax create a breathable moisture barrier that stays put for hours, blocking wetness without suffocating the skin. Calendula and chamomile work together to not only calm but lower inflammation, helping to clear irritation quickly.
Rashes that used to linger for days clear overnight and don’t come back,with continued use.
Yes. Every ingredient is food-grade and carefully chosen for delicate skin. Free from seed oils, synthetic fillers, and harsh chemicals, it’s safe from day one.
Absolutely. Many parents use it on drool rash, chapped cheeks, or minor skin irritations. It’s a versatile skin-soothing balm for the whole family.
The combination of zinc oxide and beeswax creates a breathable barrier against moisture, while tallow, calendula, and chamomile actively soothe and repair skin—helping stop rashes before they start.
Mass-produced creams often use seed oils, fillers, and synthetic extracts. Shwally is tallow-based, nutrient-rich, and made from scratch in small batches by a family who uses it daily with their own children.
