Tesco Baby Oil

As with this old credit crunch i have decided to give up my expensive johnsons baby oil in search for a cheaper alternative and decided to try tesco baby oil which cost £1.59. The bottle is plain a simple with a pink lid and a sticker on with pink writing a picture of a babys head. On the lable it is called:- My Baby's Moisturising Oil Suitable for Newborns Locks in Moisture Paediatrician Approved Hypo-allergenic I always use baby oil after i have had my shower to lock in the moisture, i have to say the smell is quite strong, definitely more prominent than johnsons, but it won't kill you. The oil went on smoothly and felt the same as ...  Read the complete review

When I was pregnant every time I did a Tesco shop on line I would check out the special offers in the baby department and for about two months there was a promotion on Tescos Baby Oil. I think it was buy one get one free so you can imagine the ammount of Baby Oil I still have as she is only just four months old, I don't think I'll ever need to buy any ever again. The first thing I noticed about Tescos baby oil was the price. At only 1.59 for 500mls compared to 3.39 for 500mls Johnsons Baby Oil there is a substantial difference. The bottle is shaped so there is grooves for your fingers which can be very handy as the bottle gets very slimy and ...  Read the complete review

And anywhere else you’d like to put it I guess! I'd never used baby oil until this weekend - not sure why but I'd heard of it as being a good moisturiser and useful for massage ;o) Baby oil is very versatile. It can be used on adults or babies, for moisturising, massage and it even shines up bedside tables! Uses for baby oil: * Rub on your baby after a bath to lock in moisture. Baby oil helps to prevent nappy rash * Use on yourself after a bath/shower to lock in moisture and maintain baby soft skin! * some bath baths contain baby oil * use it on your baby's scalp when they have cradle cap (massage the oil ...  Read the complete review