Prevent and treat nipple fissures with Mamilla

Avoid painful nipples when breastfeeding by massaging Mamilla nipple fissure balm daily into your breasts and areolas in the period before giving birth. If you’re already suffering from painful nipples and you want to treat them in a skin-friendly manner, Mamilla’s ingredients are all soothing and healing.

• Cacao butter forms a protective layer on your skin, preventing moisture loss and encouraging proper hydration. It soothes and heals nipple fissures, raw skin and wounds. Cacao butter is perfect during breastfeeding for keeping your skin soft and supple, and is effective against itchiness, eczema, psoriasis and all other skin problems.
  
  
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  Coconut oil is an exceptionally valuable oil for your skin, with soothing, protective, healing and nurturing properties. It is especially beneficial if your skin is damaged, irritated, dry or itchy, and is perfect for preventing and treating nipple fissures. Coconut oil keeps your skin supple and healthy and its minute molecular structure makes it perfect for absorption deep into your skin. Painful nipple fissures when breastfeeding or a breast infection can be dangerous if bacteria becomes an issue. It was only logical to add coconut oil to Mamilla as it has powerful antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal properties. Coconut oil also actively fights the yeast Candida albicans, which causes thrush. Coconut oil is overflowing with caprylic acid, which attacks Candida at cellular level.
  
  

• The essential oil of Roman chamomile is one of the gentlest oils and acts as a natural antibiotic and antiseptic, with disinfecting and antibacterial qualities. It soothes your nipples and areolas if you suffer from an itchy rash, irritations, allergies, psoriasis, eczema, herpes, an infection, minor wounds and sores. Another great characteristic of chamomile is that it relieves painful nipples.

Don’t use soap, standard creams or alcohol, as they disrupt your natural sebum production, and regular creams also often contain harmful chemicals.

Mamille nipple fissure balm is also safe for your baby

Amanprana believes that what a product does not contain is just as important as what it does contain.

Mamilla is 100% natural and organic and does not contain wool wax or lanolin (which is chemically extracted from sheepskin), petroleum derivatives such as vaseline, paraffin, petroleum jelly, liquid paraffin, chemical and carcinogenic substances such as peg-45/dodecyl glycol copolymer, pentylene glycol, butylene glycol, propylene carbonate, isodecyl neopentanoate, synthetic perfume and alcohol. These products are harmful. This is why bodycare products that contain these ingredients state in the directions for use that you must carefully remove all residues from your nipples and areolas before nursing your child.

Mamilla is safe for your baby and doesn't need to be removed before nursing. The ingredients are quickly drawn deep into your skin where they carry out the required repair work. And if any is left behind, don’t worry! Mamilla is completely edible.

Mamilla nipple fissure balm is a fragile natural product and must be used and stored differently

Mamilla nipple fissure balm is excellent as a preventive application that is best applied to your breasts and areolas during the final weeks of your pregnancy so that they remain supple and nourished and all bacteria are eliminated.

On warm summer days ensure that your Mamilla nipple fissure balm is stored below 25 °C so that the ingredients do not melt. Keep Mamilla in your diaper bag when on the road, but always open the jar with care.

Mamilla comes in glass jars and never in plastic (which seeps into the contents). It's better for you, better for your baby and better for the environment, and the jar is also made of ultraviolet glass, protecting the precious ingredients from UV light.

Mamilla is available in two versions: as a balm or as an oil. The Mamilla nipple fissure oilcomes in a handy pocket-sized roller.