9 Top Tips To Prevent Diaper Rash
The second of our guest blogs from antenatal teacher Lucy Gulland investigates how to keep your baby’s bottom rash-free.
From interviews with fascinating people, to nutritional support, skincare and beauty hacks created specifically for those with sensitive skin, as well as some sneak-peaks behind the scenes at Balmonds, you’ll find it all in our online magazine
The second of our guest blogs from antenatal teacher Lucy Gulland investigates how to keep your baby’s bottom rash-free.
A guest blog from antenatal teacher Lucy Gulland, who advises new parents to keep it simple! A dramatic question, and one that many anxious first-time parents might be asking themselves...
You may have noticed that our products do not contain certain ingredients, but do you know what they are and why we avoid them? Here’s our concise guide to common...
Do you end up frustrated and confused by all-too-brief GP appointments? Are you finding that your skin just isn’t getting better with the emollients or topical steroids you’ve been prescribed...
Confused about all the fuss around paraben-free shampoos and other toiletries?! We give you the low-down on the ingredients those with sensitive skin might want to avoid! What Are Parabens?...
You may never have heard of it, but pompholyx (or dyshidrotic eczema) can be a really nasty condition to shift.
Get the low-down on our name change here! Why is the name changing? We’re changing our name to make it easier for our customers, particularly those outside the UK, to...
Cold, dry, windy weather can be really bad for rosacea flare-ups, increasing the severity of flare-ups and making the condition harder to keep under control.
After the summer sunshine, approaching winter can seem really bleak. Suddenly it’s cold, grey, damp and miserable and to top it all, your skin is breaking out in red, rough,...
This week we’re delighted to host a guest blog from writer and blogger Kate Tunstall of The Less-Refined Mind. Kate tell us about how she discovered that her baby had...
Winter can be a bitter time for those with sensitive or chronically dry skin: the combination of central heating inside and cold temperatures out can result in skin being brutally...
It’s not always external irritants that cause the rashes associated with eczema and other chronic skin problems; sometimes the trigger is psychological rather than physical.