Amolin Baby Cream (page 2 of 2)

I've been using Amolin since I can remember. My mum used it on my sister and I as babies and the whole family continued to use it for a variety of ailments (sunburn, cracked skin, chapped lips etc.) I know have my own baby and I've been using this since she was born. It's the only product (I've tried 4-5 of the most popular baby creams) that has actually cleared up the occasional nappy rash she has had. It forms a great barrier as well as actually healing the nappy rash (some products seem to do one or the other). Any spots (eg. drool rash) on ...

This is a great nappy cream that is readily available and has been great on my boys sensitive skin. If I use it as soon as redness appears it usually clears up within a day. We haven't had too many problems with nappy rash as he hit toddler hood so I haven't needed to use it as much. I will be using it on bub number 2 that is on the way.
I love this nappy cream. I use cloth and heavy zinc based creams tend to clog up and stain the nappies where I haven't had that problem with this cream. It is also more effective than other creams I have tried so it wins on all fronts.
None for me.

This is great to use on any sort of dry or chapped skin whether it is the baby or another member of the family.
very economical: one tube will last a long, long time. moisture rich and works well. readily available at the shops
none that I can think of

This is a really nice product. I've used it on my babys' bum since day 1 and she hasn't had any nappy rash. Red areas clear up within hours. It is also economical. I bought one tube and am still using the same tube 5 months later! It's also been good on chapped skin. It really helps skin heal quickly, prevents infection and is a lovely moisturizer.
A little goes a long way. It rubs in nicely without leaving a white greasy film. It is really effective if applied on red spots
I can't think of anything I dislike

My Mother used this cream for everything from nappy rash to cut knees. She gave me my first tube when I had my son. We laughed at I felt that I was turning into my Mother. BUT she was right, this is a great all round prodcut. I used it for all skin conditions from nappy rash, dry skin, cracked lips, cracked heels. You name it, I pull this prodcut out. It is a little greasy and needs to be rubbed in but it also moisturises extremelty well. I also use it as a hand cream for me at night and my hands have never been softer!
Inexpensive, easy too use, rubs in well

This baby cream is great on your baby's skin as it doesn't leave a sticky mess and you only need a little bit to cover a large area
I recieved this product in my bounty bag full of samples a few years ago and loved the fact that it was sticky and messy like some other brands of nappy rash creams that leave a mess. I also liked that i didn't need to find a chemist to purchase it as it was found in most supermarkets that i went to.
There is nothing i dislike about this product.

Can't really fault Amolin as it really helped my daughter whenever she had nappy rash. It has a lovely feel to it and I will be buying it again with my second baby.
Absolutely beautiful lotion for preventing and healing nappy rash. Smells lovely and goes on really nice... not sticky or greasy like others.
Nothing, it's a really great product!

i like this product. in my personal experience this product has done what it says it will in its packaging. my boys don't often get a nappy rash but when they do this gets rid of it really quickly. normally within a few nappy changes and the rash has cleared, i then use it a few more times and the rash totally disappear never to be seen again until my boys starts teething or gets a bit of diarrhea. The ointment is so soft and easily spread on the skin.
affordable and competitive price
available in a lot of supermarkets and chemist
can not really think of any

I used this when my child was a baby... it was good and worked well as a soothing ointment and as a barrier to keep the rashes at bay.
If memory serves me I bought it as it was the cheapest at the time and seemed "friendly".
I dont believe there to be any.