Nipple Balm

$12.95

 

Breastfeeding, if you choose to do it, can be a magical time, but what’s not quite so magical is the sore, cracked nipples that come with it! That’s why we created the GAIA Skin Naturals Nipple Balm, a nourishing balm to moisturise, soothe, and protect your sensitive areas. If you're looking for additional skincare for your baby, a Cradle Cap Cream can be just as essential during their early days.

You don’t even have to wait until the baby is born to start using this incredible balm. Apply it during pregnancy to prepare your nipples for the demands of breastfeeding and, once your little bundle of joy has arrived, you can use it after each feed to make sure the nipple area is in a good condition for them to latch onto.

• Mum Central 2025 - Best Breastfeeding Product (Gold)
• Kiindred 2025 - Best Nipple or Breast Care Item (Parents Choice)
• Bounty Parents 2025 - Best Breast Care Product (Bronze)
• Bounty Parents 2024 - Best Breast Care Product (Bronze)

Organic Hero Ingredients:

Jojoba
Avocado
Calendula
Features & Benefits

The GAIA Skin Naturals Nipple Balm is made from organic sunflower oil, organic avocado oil, organic jojoba oil and organic calendula oil and is completely free from lanolin, petrochemicals and mineral oil.

These natural ingredients mean that there is no need to rinse before feeding.

Please note that this balm contains beeswax, so it’s not suitable for vegans.

Cruelty-Free and lovingly Australian owned and made.

Ingredients

Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Oil*, Cera Alba (Beeswax)*, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil*, Tocopherol, Daucus Carota (Carrot) Oil*, Chamaemelum Nobile (Chamomile) Oil*, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil*, Calendula Officinalis Flower (Calendula) Oil*

*= Organic

From time to time we may update our formulas, so ingredients may vary. For the most accurate details, please check the ingredient list on your product’s packaging.

Quick Tips

You can even use this on your lips or on dry heels to keep them soft and moisturised.

Avoid fumbling in the dark by keeping your Nipple Balm close to your bed or feeding chair, for easy access after those night-time feeds!

Natural & Organic Ingredients
Dermatalogically Tested
Cruelty Free

FAQs

What is GAIA Nipple Balm?

GAIA Nipple Balm is a nourishing, organic balm designed to moisturise, soothe, and protect sore or cracked nipples during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It’s formulated 100% Natural origin ingredients, with organic oils like sunflower, avocado, jojoba, and calendula, and is free from lanolin, petrochemicals, and mineral oils.

Can I use GAIA Nipple Balm during pregnancy?

Absolutely. Apply during pregnancy to prepare your nipples for the demands of breastfeeding. Once your baby arrives, use it after each feed to keep the nipple area in good condition for latching.

How do I use GAIA Nipple Balm?

During pregnancy: Apply to nipples to prepare for breastfeeding.

After birth: Use after every feed to soothe and protect.

Extra tip: It can also be used on dry lips or heels for added hydration.

Why is GAIA Nipple Balm lanolin‑free?

We chose to exclude lanolin from the GAIA Nipple Balm because many parents prefer a plant‑based, low‑allergen alternative for nipple care. While lanolin works well for some, others may experience sensitivity or irritation, especially if they have wool allergies.

By formulating the balm with pure, edible organic oils like sunflower, avocado, jojoba, and calendula, GAIA offers a gentle, highly nourishing option that is safe to leave on while breastfeeding and suitable for parents seeking lanolin‑free or more naturally derived products.

Is GAIA Nipple Balm safe for breastfeeding?

Yes! GAIA Nipple Balm is made from pure, edible natural and organic oils, so there’s no need to rinse before feeding. It’s safe for both mum and baby.

Is GAIA Nipple Balm cruelty-free and vegan?

GAIA Nipple Balm is cruelty-free and Australian-made, but it contains organic beeswax, so it’s not vegan-friendly.

Do I need to wash it off before breastfeeding?

No. The GAIA Nipple Balm does not need to be rinsed off before feeding.