Halo and Horns Baby Care Baby Bath Reviews

I was going to buy some Johnsons baby bath from Tesco but noticed Halo's Baby Bath on special offer. The packaging advertised it as being chemical-free and suitable for sensitive skin. My son suffered from mild eczema as a baby and even though he hadn't had a flare up for some time I was still careful about the skincare products I chose. I ...  Read the complete review

My first child had eczema so bad as a baby that they would scratch until it bled, the only thing that I used in the bath/shower was prescribed from the doctor, (good for skin but dull as dishwasher), this is fine when using on babies but when they get bigger they want bubbles and a nice smell! I wish that I had found Halos and Horns sooner. I ...  Read the complete review

I was really struggling to find a body wash that my little girl (3 months old) could use as all the other body products on the market caused her eczema flare up. I even went to the doctors to see if they could prescribe something, unfortunately the emollient that they prescribed made the eczema worse. After just using baby oil in the bath for a ...  Read the complete review

I first heard about Halos n Horns a few years back on Make Me a Million which was a televsion show on channel 4. All I remembered was that this young mum was trying to get a new baby bath and shampoo on to the market which did not have all the chemicals in it. She believed that this was what was making her sons skin so bad at bath time. In the ...  Read the complete review

Halos and Horns, as well as being the title of a Dolly Parton allbum as I discovered whilst researching this review, is a range of toileteries for children. All the products are free of "nasties" the company having been set up by a mum called Leila Wilcox in 2005. This is a UK made product. I first started to use these ...  Read the complete review