Evelyn's™ Irritation Relief Cream

Wash the area with warm water and a mild soap, then pat it completely dry with a towel. Don’t rub. Spread a thin, even layer over the red skin in the groin, the inner thighs, under the belly fold or between the cheeks, and a little around it. Put it on after a shower, before bed, and again after a long day on your feet or at every change if you wear briefs. You don’t need to scrub it off between uses, just clean away any mess and add a fresh thin layer.

Most men tell us the itching and burning calm down within the first few days. For the skin to fully settle, keep using it daily for at least 2 weeks. That’s why the 3 and 5 cream bundles are the most popular.

Zinc oxide, the same thing that's in most diaper creams. The difference is what it's mixed into. Most creams use thick grease. Ours uses a mineral powder. The zinc keeps sweat and moisture off the skin, and the powder doesn't trap the wet under it, so the skin can finally dry.

Because this rash isn't only about fungus. It's about wet. Skin inside a fold, under a waistband or under a pad never gets to dry. It turns soft, white and wrinkly at the edges, like fingers after a long bath, and that soft skin rubs raw easily. A wet surface drags on skin more than twice as hard as a dry one. Thick creams protect, but they keep that skin wet. Powders soak up for an hour and then clump. And antifungals often miss, because in one study of over 5,000 hospital patients only about 1 in 7 with this rash also had a yeast rash. Evelyn's protects and lets the skin dry at the same time, and there's nothing greasy to scrub off later, so the skin gets left alone to heal.

No. It’s a zinc oxide barrier cream in a mineral powder base. It shields the skin and lets it dry out, which is what most fold and groin rashes need. If you have a confirmed fungal infection, your doctor may want you to treat that as well.

Yes, it’s made to be used daily on sensitive skin in the groin and in skin folds. It’s for external use only. Don’t put it on open wounds, and if your skin gets worse or doesn’t improve after 7 days, stop using it and check with your doctor.

It goes on thin and dries down in about a minute, so there’s no thick layer sitting on the skin and nothing to rub off onto your clothes the way a heavy paste does.

With a thin layer two or three times a day, one tube usually lasts around 2 to 3 weeks. If you use it more often, a bundle means you won’t run out halfway through.

You’re covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. If you’re not happy, contact us within 30 days of delivery and we’ll refund you.

No. Every order is a one-time purchase. No subscription, no automatic refills, no hidden signups.

Orders ship within 1–2 business days and arrive in 2–3 business days. You’ll get tracking by email as soon as it leaves us.