Need a rash cream, but using MCN's....

[Pretty Butterfly]

Mel, I cant find the soothing one??

Just the normal, full cream, and MSM, is it the MSM one?? Its a little exxy.....

I'm also gonna get the one for ezcema for my neice, and a lip balm for me!!!


Oh, ok, found it... The MSM one has "soothing" on the little tub!!!!

I'm a little tired.....

[Sair]

I have been using Cherub Rubs Bum Balm on Noah, it is exxy but it is organic. Haven't noticed any issue on the MCN's I didn't think it would be an issue as it is very lotion like, very light. Good luck!!

[Arimeh]

Jodie - it is expensive - but you dont' need a lot of it, and its a huge tub.

[Pretty Butterfly]

I ordered it....

I'll have Little Girl soon too, so it wont go to waste... Ill use it for both the kids, and on my 12 yr olds eczema too.....

I dont wanna ruin my ( and yours!) beautiful nappy stash....

[Mum2SweetCs]

Hey Purplemama,

Did you get your order yet (i know you ordered it yesterday but apparently they deliver really fast LOL)

Just wondering if it works because I really am tempted to order some but (like all eczema creams I have tried) scared i might be dissappointed.

Let me know how it goes

Cheers!

[krysalyss]

You can't just use sudocrem?

[Pretty Butterfly]

I did use some sudo-cream yesterday... But haven't washed the nappy yet...

It is sticky though..... I hope it washes out ok... And he didn't look any better anyway...


I hope it does work on the eczema.. my son only gets the odd breakout, and I hate using the commercial stuff, full of chemicals, on him. I'll let you know!!!

My sister will love it if it works....

[Arimeh]

You can't just use sudocrem?

Nope. Thats a barrier cream - so the cream gets stuck in the fibres of the material, clogs it up and the absorbency of the material suffers. Last time daycare used a nappy cream like that on one of DS's nappys - apart from me going ballistic - I had to soak it in quite warm water and scrub with a toothbrush to remove it from the fibres so it would work properly again.

So yeah - stay away from the barrier creams.