So our bath has sprung a bit of a leak...well it's a little bit more complicated than that but after having the floor recently re-tiled and the walls painted with thought besides replacing the glass screen on the bath and a few other little things that the Bathroom was fairly straight forward with regards to getting ready to put the house on the market - alas that is not the case and instead we have to replace the whole bath, the shower unit above the bath and the wall tiling around the bath...all before the baby pops out next month. In the perfect world we would replace it for a beautiful roll top bath but when renovating a property the first thing you need to do is separate your wants and desires to what is the most practical, finically beneficial and what suits the property the best. Of course having a roll top bath would bring the wow factor but as we are marketing it towards families and want to keep the costs down the best options is something simple and less lavish...although one can always dream!
Perfection, love the colour of the bath and bringing nature into the home (image) |
Over the Christmas period we also treated each other to a few little things for the bathroom, John got me some wonderful Neal Yards lavender bath oil to help me relax and ease my aching back, an issue I never really experienced with my first pregnancy. I also picked up some Mr Natty products for John and his beard.
Mr Natty Beard Shampoo |
Also I am not sure about you but winter is the worst for affecting the skin and I know that John and the little man have been struggling more than ever with dry skin. John gets it worst on the face but has found that Weleda skin food has been working well to keep flare ups at bay. With the little man we were lucky enough to be sent some great products from Salcura Natural Skin Therapy who make Bioskin Junior which really does help smooth and cleanse any dry skin patches and is also perfect for those little ones with Eczema. They have a wonderful range and Mr A loved the bath milk which left his skin feeling really soft and is 98% from Natural origins with it's active ingredient being the soothing Chamomile plant and with no steroids, parabens or artificial fragrances I felt really reassured it was not going to irritate his skin anymore.
The great thing is the lovely people over at Bioskin are offering one of our readers the chance to win a three of their best products, worth a total of £28 and includes the Bath Milk, Shampoo and Face& Body wash, all of which are made with more than 90% natural ingredients and can be used on babies and young children from 3months onwards. The giveaway runs from the 14th Jan to the 27th Jan 2015.
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ReplyDeleteProtect the skin by using lip balm on lips, and moisturizing skin. Otherwise I tend to find that the skin can become dry (Winter Time).
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
keep well hydrated
ReplyDeleteI like a good lip balm and good hand cream
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ReplyDeleteDefinitely to exfoliate and moisturise. My psoriasis really comes in this weather. 😢
ReplyDeleteJaye.
Definitely to exfoliate and moisturise. My psoriasis really comes up in this weather. 😢
ReplyDeleteJaye
lots of moisturiser and keep out of wet and wind
ReplyDeleteKeep your skin moisturized!
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ReplyDeleteI'll definitely be looking up the bioskin products - my little one really suffers with sensitive skin.
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ReplyDeleteNever leave the house without a dab of Vaseline on your lips
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ReplyDeleteVaseline/lip balm 4 lips, moisturiser 4 face and I always use a leave-in conditioner in my hair as I think it helps protect it from the elements.
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ReplyDeleteVaseline for lips and Salcura is so awesome too! They do a fantastic hand cream!
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ReplyDeletePlenty of Moisturiser - both day and night and lip balm to protect against sore lips!
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ReplyDeleteLots of moisturiser
ReplyDeleteMake sure you get enough sleep
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ReplyDeletemoisturize daily, moisturize hands each time you wash them and carry lip balm
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ReplyDeleteMoisturise. Also - I think its important to wear scarves when the wind is up.
ReplyDeleteMoisturise well and often - plus drink lots of water :)
ReplyDeleteUse a good rehydration mask.
ReplyDeleteVictoria B
Hydrate - inside and out! Drink plenty of water. Exfoliate and moisturise skin. Lip balm every day.
ReplyDeletealways moisture
ReplyDeleteAlways keep a chapstick handy for those cold lips
ReplyDeleteDon't forget the night-time moisturiser
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ReplyDeleteStephen Little
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Use plenty of moisturiser and eat healthily.
ReplyDeletewear gloves outside if your hands are dry and put a really good hand cream on every night before bed
ReplyDeleteStill use an SPF if going outside
ReplyDeleteKeep your hands nice and mostirized
ReplyDeleteDrink plenty of water to keep your skin hydrated!
ReplyDeletewrap up so that the wind does not get to your skin.
ReplyDeleteLots of good hand cream to protect your hands
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ReplyDeletelip salve at all times, and if you have a cold a little lysine around your nose to prevent soreness
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ReplyDeleteLots of moisturiser. Even if you can't afford a good one, any is better than none at all x
ReplyDeleteMoisturize with a thick cream at night
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ReplyDeletelots of love and attention to your skin to stop it drying out!
ReplyDeleteLots of hand cream!
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ReplyDeleteLots of moisturiser with a good SPF.
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ReplyDeletedont forget to moisturise your lips!
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