Intertrigo Relief Cream – Skin Fold Chafing & Moisture Control
Built for where skin meets skin
Talc clumps. Thick zinc pastes sit heavy and mark your clothes. Diaper cream from the baby aisle wasn't made for adults. Foot cream was made for feet. Every option in the drugstore solves part of this and creates a new problem.
Skin folds are their own environment — warm, compressed, no airflow, damp for hours at a time. Under the bust, the stomach, the inner thighs, the underarms. Two surfaces pressed together with nowhere for moisture to go and constant friction between them.
Interigo is formulated for that specific situation. It goes on light and forms a breathable barrier between the surfaces, with zinc oxide and undecylenic acid supporting skin comfort in areas that stay damp. Apply to clean, dry skin once a day and it works quietly under your clothes.
No steroids. No talc. No petroleum. No added fragrance.
Why the drugstore options fall short
Body powders — absorb at first, then clump into paste.
Thick zinc pastes — block friction, but sit heavy and transfer to clothing.
Diaper & foot creams — made for different skin, in different conditions.
Interigo was made for one job: a breathable barrier that sits between the surfaces and helps manage the moisture that's already there.
Questions, answered
I've tried powder, diaper cream, everything. Why this?
Because each of those handles one part of the problem. Powders manage moisture until they clump. Zinc pastes handle friction but sit heavy and transfer to clothing. Diaper cream was formulated for a baby under a diaper, not adult skin folds under clothing all day. Interigo was made for this specific environment.
Where can I use it?
Anywhere skin meets skin and traps moisture - under the bust, stomach folds, inner thighs, underarms, behind the knees. Apply to clean, dry skin only.
How often should I apply it?
Once daily after washing is enough for most people. Reapply after swimming or heavy sweating. Ships free from within the US, usually the next business day.
What's in it, and when should I see a doctor?
Zinc oxide and undecylenic acid in a lightweight base. Full ingredient list printed on every tube. No steroids, no talc, no petroleum, no added fragrance.
If skin is broken, bleeding, weeping or spreading, or if you're diabetic or immunocompromised, talk to your doctor first. Interigo is a skin comfort and barrier cream, not a treatment for infection.