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MooGoo Full Cream Questions & Answers
8 questions from our users
Sandy G.asked
Robina C.asked
Does moo goo have any phenoxyethanol in their product including the bar soaps?
2 answers
Hi Robina, their website lists each ingredient in every product. I checked both soap bars and neither have pheno. Always contact a manufacturer if in doubt but from what I have seen you should be fine. MooGoo also states, on the following page, that they do not use pheno. or parabens: https://moogoo.com.au/about-us
Btw, I just ordered my first item this evening so will be keen to see how I fare.
Connieasked
Where can product be purchased?
3 answers
Hello Connie. I purchase all my Moo Goo products from my chemist Soul Pattinson but I do know other chemists stock the products plus you can order online directly from Moo Goo whose company is at Burleigh Heads on the Gold Coast Qld. Online look up moogooskincare and all their products can be purchased this way. Good luck Connie.
I have also found that a lot of good quality health food shops stock their products and most chemists also stock them. I had my grand daughter over last night and she had the start of a rash on her backside - one application of moogoo and her skin was totally clear in the morning - could not believe it.
The MooGoo website lists stockists in Qld. For others elsewhere or overseas just buy directly from their site.
Wita Widjajaasked
My niece is 10 yo. GP said she has Keratosis Pilaris skin on her both upper arm. Doctor doesnt recommended any chemical products. Is Moo Goo can help her condition?
1 answer
Hello Wita Widjaja,
Here is a link to the Moo Goo page, which explains your nieces condition and suggestions of their products they recommend to help.
http://moogoo.com.au/keratosis-pilaris/
They recommend their milk soap and MSM soothing cream.
I haven't used these particular products, however Moo Goo is very gentle, natural product, plus they will answer any queries.
My skin is sensitive,I trust their products on my skin, I really like the natural smell too.
Hope this is of assistance and your niece.All the best!
LIzasked
I have just started radiation, will be having 6weeks, were can I buy this cream, the Chemist warehouse does not stock it,and could not tell me, who does kind regards liz
tyler.rae.180asked
Does this cream make you tan really good?
2 answers
Yes it does. I'm very fair skinned with Blonde Hair & Blue eyes. This tanning cream looks natural & is easy to use.
hi Tyler, i am not into tans at the moment, i am having treatment for melanoma, but it is the best cream i have ever had, i will not be with out it from now on
Iris Bacher 17/1/15
F Shanahanasked
Is there almond oil in moo goo?
2 answers
No, nit listed on the packaging and have just checked their site too http://moogoo.com.au/baby-range/scalp-cream.html
Almond oil is listed as the second ingredient in their skin milk udder cream.
Marijana89asked
I recently used hair removal cream on my face and it has burned my upper lip :(. I have been using this sensitive hair removal cream for about a year now and havent had any problems. I didnt even have it on for long,3-4 minutes max. It has now been 5 days,and it us still red,not as much,and not sore,just red. Can i use moogoo cream on it? And will it speed up the healing process?
1 answer
Hi,
Honestly I am not sure as I have never used it post waxing. I can't see it making the healing process faster but it might cool the area and keep it moisturised.
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