I bought Mustela Stelatopia cream for my baby, expecting it to be safe and soothing, but instead, it made my baby's skin worse. After applying it, my baby's neck turned bright red, and the reaction looked like a severe allergic response. How can a product labeled safe for newborns cause such a reaction?
I specifically purchased it from a pharmacy to ensure I was getting an authentic product, yet this was the result. For a high-priced baby skincare brand, I expected thorough testing to prevent such reactions. This experience has completely shattered my trust in Mustela. I demand an explanation and a resolution. Mustela, how do you justify this?
I purchased Mustela Stelatopia cream from a pharmacy, expecting it to be safe for my baby’s skin, but instead, it caused a severe allergic reaction. I...
I trusted Mustela and bought several of their products for my baby, including items from the Stelatopia line, but unfortunately, they caused a serious allergic reaction. At first, I thought my baby might be reacting to dairy, but after applying Mustela’s oil, my baby broke out in red patches and bli...
Our pediatrician recommended Mustela Stelatopia+ moisturizer, so I purchased it from a pharmacy, trusting it to be safe for my baby. I applied it without hesitation, believing in the claims on the packaging that it is suitable from birth and even safe for NICU babies. However, after some time, my b...
We bought Mustela Stelatopia cream for our 1-month-old baby, based on our doctor’s recommendation, trusting the brand’s promise of being gentle and safe for newborns. For two consecutive days, we applied the cream once daily, expecting it to soothe and nourish our baby’s sensitive skin. Instead, we...
I bought Mustela Stelatopia cream on my doctor’s recommendation to treat the spots on my 4-month-old baby’s face. However, after applying it, my baby's face turned bright red within just 5 minutes. How can a product that claims to be 100% organic cause such a reaction? We’ve been using Mustela shamp...
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