I normally use a well known brand of nappy cream for my grandson but while shopping in Asda recently I decided to buy and try this cream as a friend told me that she had bought it for her grandchild and said it was a nice cream for the price. It comes in a round white plastic tub, with a pull off lid, the cream inside is a thick, white cream and the texture of it is very soft, it is a light cream and not too heavy on the skin and it can easily be gently rubbed into the skin and soothe any irritations. The size of the tub is quite large at 200g and for £1.47 it is a good price, for a cheaper brand, it is a breathable barrier cream that protects the ...  Read the complete review

As a mam im sure youve seen the price of sudacrem! its so expensive for the size tub so since Id been using other Little angel products I thought id give it a go. It is an excellent price at £1.32 for a 200g tub and when looking at the cream its seems a good cream nice and thick. It checks all the boxes for being for sensitive skin its not got anything nasty in it all seems good. The first night I used it on my sons bum it was very thick to apply, too thick really as I felt I was using alot of the cream. I used the nappy cream for about a week before I gave up on it, its far to thick, seems impossible to spread thinly and its hard to get off your ...  Read the complete review

Asda Little Angels Nappy Cream My son rarely suffers with any form of nappy rash or sore bits, only after using poor quality products or if he has had a bout of diarrhoea. Having parents who live in France for most of the year, makes a holiday or quick trip over there cheap and easy but also means two of everything, so even though I barely use nappy cream I have a tub of this at mum and dads place, just in case!!! The nappy cream is packaged in a white tub and is a thick white cream with the same consistency as Sudacrem. Applying this cream is easy, just dip a couple of fingers in to the mix and smooth onto the babys' bottom and into the ...  Read the complete review