Soothing Baby Moisturizer

My daughter struggles with eczema. Her skin was so dry it and getting so scaly it made me want to cry. After some research and verification with EWG, I purchased this product and the change was immediate! Her skin is back to babu smooth and supple. I'm so happy we found this product. I can't wait to see what else we can use it for. Thank you for making a clean product that works.

Absolutely love this cream. I use it on my face, calming and helps my sensitive skin. Very reasonably priced for a high end product. Definitely worth a try if you are struggling to find something that works. Love it.

Excellent organic moisturiser for babies

I tried several other creams on my baby's dry skin areas and none of them made any noticeable difference. Then another mummy recommended MooGoo to me and I'm so grateful they did. It's amazing! Finally my little one no longer has dry patches of skin! This cream has cleared them right up! It's wonderful, I wouldn't be without it now. I use it twice a day on the formerly dry areas to keep my baby's skin beautifully soft.

After trying many creams for my daughters very sensitive dry skin this is the only one which has helped. Very happy with this moisturiser.

This is a moisturiser you’ll use when it’s needed, for rashes and sensitive skin and as a protective barrier, rather than a plush scented moisturiser that you’ll use on your child (or yourself) as a treat. It isn’t the plushest of moisturising creams. Despite the eco-friendly credentials of most of the ingredients, the scent of it is surprisingly chemical-like, and the closest comparison I think of both for the aroma and the feel on the skin after use is ‘waxy’. It smells like candle wax (and not the scented stuff) and leaves a slightly sticky and oily residue on the skin which isn’t exactly subtle. It’s fairly easy to use, with a toothpaste-style bottle with a narrow opening that lets you dish it out in small doses, which is all you need. It doesn’t absorb particularly quickly, leaving a white residue on the skin unless you spend a long time rubbing it in to deliberately get rid of it (assuming your toddler doesn’t wander off before you get the chance to finish the job). There’s nothing wrong with this mousturiser, but considering the current asking price of over thirteen quid for a bottle barely bigger than an average toothpaste tube, I wish this moisturiser offered something a bit more than you can get from other cheaper brands. I’m tempted to give it three stars for being underwhelming, but having looked at the ingredients list, and feeling the longevity of the protective effect on skin, I’m giving it four, because there’s no three-and-a-half option.