Baby soft skin on the cheap

Linda S · Post by **Linda S** » 01 Sep 2012, 16:49

As iv got more ancient iv to be careful of the shower creams or b bath i use because my skin gets a bit sore sometimes,so iv been using john and sons baby bath. A few weeks ago i piked up some teSCo evryday baby bath as it looked and smelt very similar and its fine for my skin. Anyway enough waffling when i looked at my reciept i found it wasnt dear at all in fact i was only 11p thats nine bottles at least for the price of one :-D

Lindaxx

mortgagefreeme · Post by **mortgagefreeme** » 01 Sep 2012, 23:37

I have 15 bottles of the stuff. I use it as handwash, it smells nice and doesn't dry my hands out. I also use it to clean the bath and sinks! Have you tried the baby shampoo? I have zero frizz since using it. The baby lotion makes a good makeup remover, no irritation )t'

. I can't use any expensive creams on my face as it flares up red and patchy (its seems the older I get the more sensitive my skin becomes).

Linda S · Post by **Linda S** » 02 Sep 2012, 01:14

Thanks for the tips )t'

i havnt tried the shampoo, and iv got blaady awful hair its thin and wispy and sticks up all over, so ill give it a go :-D

.There was a lot of write ups a while ago about the day and night creams in adli being as good if not better than the dear onesand i think at the time they were £1.89 or something. I get the lotion for my daughter to try, and it might do my skin good specially my arms are really dry :-D

LIndaxx

MissEllie · Post by **MissEllie** » 02 Sep 2012, 08:36

Thanks for the tip ladies, I'm always on the lookout for good cheap alternatives )t'