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As a parent, it can be tough watching your children go through the discomfort and pain of skin conditions such as eczema. With so many products on the market, it can also be difficult choosing the best treatment for them. Many products found in your local supermarket will contain chemicals that can be harmful to you and your child’s health.

• Description
• How to Use
• Natural Ingredients

• Our natural baby eczema body and bath oil has been clinically formulated with natural ingredients, to help hydrate and protect your child’s skin. This product has been specifically formulated for babies and children, and works well to treat conditions such as eczema and cradle cap.
  

  For best results, we recommend using in conjunction with our Baby Eczema Cream.

  Benefits

  • Especially formulated for babies and children
  • Hydrates the skin
  • Reduce redness & inflammation
  • Great for treating eczema and cradle cap
  • Gentle on the skin

• There are a couple of ways you can use the Grahams Natural Baby Eczema Body & Bath Oil. You can try adding it to the bath, or a topical application.

  Bath

  We suggest to add 1-2 capfuls into tepid bath water. When you take your child out of the bath, instead of rubbing off the oil, pat the skin dry and massage the excess oil back into the skin. You may be required to use more oil if their skin requires more hydration.

  Topical application

  The oil can also be applied directly to the skin. You can pour the oil directly into the palm of your hand and massage onto the skin as required.

  For best results, after using the body & bath oil we recommend applying our Baby Eczema cream to the red inflamed areas of the skin. The combination of these two products is a powerful combination to help hydrate, protect and control the redness and itch associated with eczema.

• Vitamin E, Neem oil, Olive oil, Sunflower seed oil, Jojoba oil, Avocado oil, Squalene, Caprylic/capric triglyceride, Bisabolol, D-Alpha Tocopherol.

Learn More

• Baby Eczema: How to Guide
• Baby Eczema: Trigger Tracker