Mustafa new Dry Skin range - Review

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Dry skin is basically flaky and/or rough grainy skin at touch.

Mustela's new range is said to:

• give immediate long-lasting nourishment
• clinically proven to be safe and effective
• contains patented natural active ingredients

1) Bath: pour 1-2 capfuls of Bath Oil into bath water. Wash and gently pat dry with towel. You can also apply directly to wet skin (but you would need to rinse off with water again!). Bath oil will make the tub slippery. So ensure you have an anti-slip mat in the tub and always hold your baby securely as you shower him/her.

2) Moisturise: apply Nourishing Lotion with Cold Cream (body) generously all over baby in the morning and evening. Best results when applied right after bath as their pores are open and it absorbs better. My advise is to spam moisturiser. 

Apply the thicker Nourishing Cream with Cold Cream (Face) on baby's face, especially in air conditioned rooms or when heading out. 

My baby sleeps in 23-24 degrees air conditioned room so these are the steps i won't omit.

In case you are new to Mustela, their products do not contain paragon and 95% of the ingredients are of natural origins.

Day 1

Audria have multiple dry spots over her arms and feet, but this is the spot I've chosen for the challenge. As you can see, the area near her elbow is extremely dry and flaky.

Day 7

The flakes got better after 7 consecutive days of application.

Day 14

Almost no evidence of dry skin.

Stunning results i must say.

Since we have started her on it, we bid goodbye to dry and sensitive skin.

That's how amazed we are with Mustela's new range and also her rate of recovery.

Babies are indeed resilient and have amazing recovery progress.

And this is the reason why i swear by their products.

They have proven to work on myself, and my baby.

Thank you for choosing me, Mustela Singapore!

Mustela 14 days challenge

This post is sponsored but i present my honest opinions nonetheless.

As you all know, i have been a huge fan of Mustela products.

Since i was pregnant last year, i have been using their stretch marks lotion.

Post-Pregnancy, i am still applying their body firming gel.

You can read all about it in my past entries.

And Audria has been on their derma-cleansing bath and vitamin barrier since birth.
They have recently rebrand and redesigned their derma range.
But it works the same.

Mustela have kindly sent me their latest Dry Skin range to try:

Bath Oil

Nourishing lotion with cold cream (body)

Facial cold cream

I was thinking "great! Ever since the scabies episode, my poor girl has been suffering from dry skin and eczema due to the frequent use of Desowen Lotion".

I will share more about this episode on a separate entry.

Dry skin is a very common problem for infants and newborns.
Their skin is sensitive, delicate and flaky during the first few days or weeks after birth.
You may want to avoid bathing a newborn too often as it strips their skin of the natural moisture and oil.

I remember giving Audria her first "real" bath in the tub after her full month party.
During the first 30 days, i just wipe her down or sponge her private area.
At 7 months, she is currently enjoying bath time a lot.

She is currently at the stage where by she puts everything in her mouth.

We have thus been faithfully using this range for the past week or so.

Stay tune to find out if it helped to cure Audria's problem skin.

My 7 months old cutie pie (: