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only1mica
19-02-2007, 15:25
Hey all

my little one has Eczema - we have been keeping it under control with bath oil & sorb cream.

At the moment we use the sorb cream to wash her hair...but I dont think its the best thing...makes her hair really oily (?sp) can you recommend anything that we can use as shampoo?

Thanks in adv :D

jess_live_die
19-02-2007, 15:28
have you tried baby shampoos theres one in a white and blue bottle its ver cheap and smells nice that what we used it didnt have any chemicals in so it worked oneders.
but you could always ask ur gp.

FourAngelKisses
19-02-2007, 15:35
I never used any shampoo, I just put QV bath oil in the water and washed their hair with that.

the_queen
19-02-2007, 15:36
Hi! I'd be inclined to just wash her with water. There isn't much need for soap/shampoo/etc for little bubby's, and I know that if mine had a skin condition I wouldn't use anything at all :no: I don't use anything now, just water, and a bit of organic oil for a massage sometimes. Their skin and hair have natural oils which will keep them looking beautiful :)

FourAngelKisses
19-02-2007, 15:49
Also, don't leave her in the bath for too long, the water will dry her skin out.

minime
19-02-2007, 15:59
Different things work for different people....its all trial and error. I couldnt stand the oil slick on my dd and I found the GAIA range fantastic...a beautiful baby shampoo and I also use the bath and body wash, plus the detangler too

Bibs
19-02-2007, 16:17
I use Dermaveen oatmeal shampoo and conditioner. I used to use just Alpha Kerri bath oil but DD's hair has been getting tangly recently so I've started to use the Dermaveen stuff. I got the Dermaveen pack free when I joined the Eczema Association of Australia.

bingo
11-03-2007, 09:12
I've used the Gaia shampoo on DD and its fantastic. It smells so good and it didn't effect her eczma. They also have body wash and moisturiser and conditioner.

Pobblebonk
11-03-2007, 18:17
I use the DermaVeen Oatmeal Shampoo, and the DermaVeen Soap Free Wash, and it works a treat. Has really helped my DS.

Bumble
08-04-2007, 00:46
my dd has really bad eczema and we dont use soap unless really needed i tryed all the chemist ones but now we have been useing huggirs extra senstive body and hair wash her skin doesnt react to it,big bonus is if you but it in the bath it makes bubbles somthing eczema bubs normally miss out on!!i only bath my dd every 2 days so her skin doesnt dry out.A great mosteriser is cetfil i think its spelt wrong but in a green and white bottle from chemist its not oily at all and it feels really nice on i use it now for myself!!xx:wave:

floggadog
08-04-2007, 00:57
I use one from the chemist called Natural Instinct. Seems to work on very mild eczema, as in doesn't inflame it.

madtaysmum
15-07-2007, 15:54
have never heard of Gaia either! im am so unco! just want to get rid of the really dry skin!

madtaysmum
15-07-2007, 15:57
I've used the Gaia shampoo on DD and its fantastic. It smells so good and it didn't effect her eczma. They also have body wash and moisturiser and conditioner.
have never heard of Gaia either! im am so unco! just want to get rid of the really dry skin!