Great remedy for dry skin/eczema/rashes!!!

Hello everyone,

Our son was suffering with Eczema for months until we read an article in one of the baby magazines that mentioned a natural miracle cream for eczema from Spain.
We finally manged to track it down.
The cream is called Noni Aloe Vera and after using it for 2 days we noticed a drastic improvement in our son's skin.
We used this cream morning and evening for one week and everything was completely cleared.
All we do now is use E45 to keep his skin mosturised and the Noni Aloe Vera cream whenever he has a little spot of eczema/dry skin. Up until now there have been no flairups.
I have recommended this cream to a couple of my friends and they all rave about!
If you anyone is interested you can message me and I will send you the contact details for the cream.

Im glad you vented charnenay , it does irritate I can imagine. Some people put perfume on like they bathed in it and they dont understand with the issue of babies with sensitive skin, they think you want to treat your baby like a prince/princess(of which is CORRECT)

Oh, and while we are on the topic - does anyone else have a MIL or other relative who insists on wearing enough perfume to be smelt the minute she walks into a room?? Whenever we come home from visiting Ouma, I have to immediately put Emily in a bath, wash her hair and her blankets because she reeks of grandma's perfume. I don't think anything has ever frustrated me this much!!!! I keep telling her that Emily has sensitive skin and that she should not hold her so close because of her perfume, but nothing helps. Really, if I wanted my baby to smell like Clinique Aromatics, I would go buy some and spray it on her myself.

That's just my venting session for the day.

Charney, the Unsented aqueous cream caused exzema on my lb, I used it despite my reservations about the ingredients because I was given sooo much at my baby shower, and it immeadiately caused a reaction. I think Johnson and Johnson in particular should stop making baby products because I know so many babies that have issues...
E45 cream as a moisteriser works great!

I now use only organic natural products... I'm a fan of the pure beginnings stuff, but do also use woolies natural range.

Zinc is great though. The woolies natural baby bum cream contains zinc oxide, and I have on occassion put it in areas other than his bum that have a bit of skin irritation, and they ALWAYS dissapear!

I think so many babies have problems because of all the rubbish that is put into products. I have allergenic skin too, I have to be soo careful about makeup and products that I found it easier to switch to perfume and preservative free products. I cant even wear perfume of deoderant. If I go out and want to smell nice, I spray perfume onto my clothes. (I'm also allergic to a lot of soap powders, chlorine in swimming pools etc..) James seems to have inherited my skin (I was allergic to the gel in the disposable breast pads)

Sorrel - I think the aqua bar soap is scented, right?? If yes, I wouldn't use that on sensitive skin, rather just use plain fragrance free aqueous cream. Nope neither my husband or I have eczema.

Thank u so much charnenay for sharing...

Im currently using Epizone, but it doesnt seem to help, will def get the Bioderma, hope it helps my baby too.

Thanks. I use to use Epizone...but for some reason it did not work so well. At the moment im using Elizabeth Ann's aquabar soap...but dont think that is working as well...

been through so many soaps and lotions... Woolies range, Eucerine, some organic stuff... and nothing seem to help... and think it is getting worse now that it is hotter.

Do you or your hubby have eczema... reason im asking is nor me or my hubby has it.....

Wonder why most babies get it now... is it what we eat, drink, wash etc with.... and I use to eat healthy will pregnant... was actually a freak.... just hope our babies outgrow it!

Really hope the stuff you recommended works for use too!