I have to admit I’m unlucky enough to have pretty crap skin, very dry and ezcema so I was disappointed when I noticed Zara’s skin seemed to be like mine and her having to have hydrocortisone cream prescribed when she was only 8 weeks old due to ezcema. Looking back I think this also coincides with when we started using a popular make of baby bath in her bath but it could have been something else so I can’t say for certain. I’d pretty much resigned myself to spending hours applying various creams and ointments to her skin all the time. It was made worse by the fact that we had to bath her every night due to having a UTI and needing to make sure she was kept clean and even though Zara loved baths it was just making her skin awful :(

When I went to the Baby Show at the NEC, I was recommended the Halos n Horns bath products for Zara and to be honest I was willing to try anything and so I bought a couple of tubes thinking that if it didn’t work it wouldn’t be a huge waste of money.

It’s been about 3 months now since we’ve been using Halos N Horns baby bath in her nightly bath and all I can say is I’m amazed. Her eczema cleared up within days and I now don’t use any creams, ointments or moisturisers on her skin at all. We simply have a bath, dry her off and get her ready for bed. OK so she still gets occasional nappy rash or dribble rash but absolutely no sign of eczema or dry skin at all! I’m converted and I now won’t use anything else in her baths.

If you have a baby with dry skin or eczema and have been using other more popular baby brands in their bath then I highly recommend that you at least give Halos N Horns a try. It’s not even that expensive either – I stocked up on them in Asda Living this week and it was only £1.57 a tube. (We are still using the first tube I bought back in the NEC 3 months ago!).

Bathtimes are now fun times with Zara and I don’t have to worry about spending too long in their and it affecting her skin :)

For more information about Halos N Horns visit their website HERE