Bath Soaks

Oatmeal Bath Soak contains 100% colloidal oatmeal for a simple, gentle bath suitable for sensitive and eczema-prone skin.

Soothing Bath Soak combines colloidal oatmeal with bentonite clay and coconut milk powder for a richer, more nourishing bath experience. It is particularly suited to older children and adults with dry, uncomfortable skin.

For a simple, everyday option: choose Oatmeal Bath Soak.

For a richer, more nourishing bath: choose Soothing Bath Soak.

Colloidal oatmeal is for topical use only and is not intended to be eaten. If your child has coeliac disease, we recommend discussing the product with their healthcare professional, particularly if they have a known oat allergy or sensitivity. Take care to avoid getting the bath water in the mouth.

Please check the full ingredient list before use and contact us if you have any questions about your child’s individual needs.

Patch test first before use

Oats themselves are naturally gluten-free, but cross-contamination with gluten-containing grains can occur during processing. If your child has a diagnosed coeliac disease or significant gluten sensitivity, we recommend checking the source and processing of the oats used in the product and discussing topical use with their healthcare professional.

Patch test first before use.

Our Oatmeal Bath Soak contains a simple, minimal-ingredient formula and is designed with sensitive skin in mind. For babies, particularly very young babies or those with significant eczema, we recommend discussing new products with your healthcare professional and patch testing first.

The bath soaks are designed to soothe and support dry, irritated skin, but they aren’t a treatment for eczema itself. If skin is very inflamed, cracked, weeping or infected, seek advice from your healthcare professional.

It can be used daily as required, provided your skin tolerates it. A short, lukewarm bath followed by moisturiser is a helpful part of a gentle eczema skincare routine. 

Stop using the product if irritation occurs. Rinse the skin with clean water and seek advice from your healthcare professional if the reaction persists or is concerning.

No rinse is generally necessary. Gently pat the skin dry rather than rubbing, then apply an eczema-friendly moisturiser while the skin is still slightly damp. This helps retain moisture after bathing.