When it comes to Penaten, the first thing that comes to mind is its all-purpose ointment, Penaten-Crème. In 1904, Max Riese invented this lanolin and zinc oxide-based cream, and his wife named the brand Penaten, starting Penaten's 100-year history. By 1939, Penaten-Creme was producing 500,000 cans a month. Penaten's reputation and quality in Europe attracted Johnson & Johnson in the United States, and in 1986 it was incorporated into the Johnson & Johnson Group's large product family. Today, Penaten still retains its classic products and has developed a very complete range of baby care products.
 
 
Penaten has several product lines that can cope with sensitive, dry and normal skin, which can be easily identified by the color of the bottle. For babies with normal skin, you can choose the classic series of blue bottles and light blue caps, which are not irritating to the eyes, even if they accidentally enter the eyes, there is no stinging sensation; The Intensiv series with a blue bottle and a green lid is a product developed for dry skin, which is more moisturizing.
 
The White Ultra Sensitiv range is suitable for overly sensitive skin, does not contain allergenic ingredients such as fragrances, and is all fragrance-free products, including shower gels, creams, moisturizers, baby oils, and more. As a German Volkswagen brand, the price of Penaten is not high, 50ml of the classic all-purpose cream Penaten-Creme costs less than 2 euros, but it can cope with eczema, red buttocks and even mosquito bites, etc., and can also be used by adults, so it is recommended as a regular product at home.