Parents can't get enough of this eczema skincare line for babies hailing it 'essential' for tackling flare-ups (and it's 20% off right now)
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An affordable and 'very effective' range of baby eczema skincare is proving to be a big hit with parents and children alike, credited with soothing sensitive skin.
Helping to relieve little ones from itchy skin, the Childs Farm renowned OatDerma range has expanded its offering to include a full bath, body and hair routine, supercharged with a sulfate-free and clinically-proven skin-supporting formula to relieve dry and itchy skin. And right now you can get 20 per cent off.
Those looking to relieve dry, itchy skin can get an ultra-targeted solution for little ones with the Childs Farm OatDerma range.
Providing up to 12 hours of hydration within just one use, the bath milk gently cleansed without stripping any natural oils, for softer, smoother feeling skin.
The hero ingredients are soothing Colloidal Oatmeal and Oat Oil, rich in Vitamin E, which acts as an occlusive humectant, forming a protective barrier that reduces water loss and leaves skin feeling moisturised.
MailOnline readers can get 20 per cent off selected products with the code: OATDERMA20. Only one offer code per transaction and not available on in-store orders. Offer available November 1 January 2 2025.
MailOnline readers can get 20 per cent off selected products with the code: OATDERMA20
The 'game-changing' fragrance-free Childs Farm OatDerma range that is 'as mild as water' has become a go-to for parents looking to soothe eczema symptoms.
Containing over 97 per cent natural origin ingredients, the dermatologist and paediatrician-approved line uses a star ingredient of oats to soothe and nourish the skin.
And if you've yet to discover the range? You can get 20 per cent off selected Childs Farm OatDerma on Boots.com with the code OATDERMA20.
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Parents looking for a gentle way to relieve their children's dry and itchy skin have turned with success to the Childs Farm rage.
A gentle addition to bath time, the skincare line of lotions, washes and creams have been given the green light by paediatricians and parents alike.
Now 20 per cent off, you can get star buys like the fragrance-free Childs Farm OatDerma Bath Milk for less. And parents are thrilled with the affordable buy.
'Perfect for soft skin,' wrote one impressed shopper. 'We have tried this bath milk as my toddler was struggling with other bath products and getting itchy skin. This bath milk poured beautifully, had a lovely scent and left his skin smooth and soft and no itching. I will be buying again.'
Providing up to 12 hours of hydration for everyone from newborns and up, this super gentle formula can be used by the whole family.
A gentle addition to bath time, the skincare line of lotions, washes and creams have been given the green light by paediatricians and parents alike
Steroid-free, the Oatderma range from Child’s Farm features sustainably sourced colloidal oatmeal and oat oil.
Chosen for their high levels of beta-glucan, a skin-loving sugar which holds moisture in the skin and scalp, they are both clinically proven to gently soothe and reduce redness.
Using the goodness of oats to leave even the most sensitive skin feeling instantly soothed and hydrated, shoppers have left rave reviews.
'Well this is what I would call a luxurious product with a purpose,' agreed another 'and I'm going to admit now that I have been know to use this for me as well as my son.
'Left our skin feeling soft and totally nourished and would thoroughly recommend to anyone with or without sensitive skin. This was a big help in keeping on top of my son's dry sensitive skin.'
Just use the offer code OATDERMA20 at checkout to save 20 per cent off on selected Childs Farm OatDerma on Boots.com.
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