Parents swear by 'miracle' product that clears up sore skin on little ones

14 July 2023 , 11:19

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"After months backwards and forwards to the GP and dermatologist giving us steroids and 13 other creams to help my son nothing at all worked. So I started looking and buying creams myself I tried 3 and all really hurt my son when they were put on until we found balmonds it never hurt him at all and within the first couple of days his skin became more clear and less itchy. His skin is so clear now and can’t thanks balmonds enough my little boy is now smiling and it’s all thanks to yourself.” (Ima

Parents are raving over a skin balm that they claim is the 'only product' that works on their children's sore skin. Balmond's Skin Salvation has built up a loyal fanbase who swear it's one of the best products they've tried for sensitive skin.

The balm is made using 100% natural ingredients, without any added fragrances, paraffin or synthetics that can cause irritation on sensitive skin. It's also dermatologist approved for skin and works to lock in moisture with the use of protective beeswax.

The ingredients are all natural and derived from plants such as olives, hemp, chamomile and nettle. While it is suitable for all ages from just six weeks old, and all skin types, it is worth doing an allergy patch test to ensure it works. This is best behind the ear or in the crook of the elbow before using across the body.

The reported results have been really impressive, with red patches clearing up seemingly overnight. In a survey of 513 people who have used the product 96% said that Skin Salvation has helped to relieve the itchiness associated with their dry skin.

80% of people agreed that Skin Salvation has replaced the need for other moisturisers and dry skin creams and a staggering 100% of users said that they would recommend it to others. While parents love it for soothing their little ones sore skin, it also has a huge range of other uses.

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It doubles up as a foot salve and heel balm for cracked feet in the warmer months and can be used as a cuticle balm for at home manicures. When applying a fine layer around the nostrils, eyes and upper lip it can trap airborne pollen and help reduce symptoms of hay.

It transforms skin

It can also be used as overnight intensive repair when skin is sore. There's no surprise that parents are raving over it, and with prices starting as low as £7.99 it's hard to complain. There are thousands of five star reviews racked up from happy parents and customers alike.

One wrote: "After 8 years of trying various creams we finally discovered Balmond’s Skin Salvation and it truly has been our salvation. The only thing that has worked on our daughter’s eczema and the only cream that does not irritate her skin. Really pleased to know we are using natural ingredients in her young skin. I would highly recommend."

A second penned: "I honestly can't get over how fantastic and amazing this is on my baby's skin. She gets dribble rash and such a sore face and neck, but this has saved her skin. The first time we used it, we noticed a massive difference overnight. I cannot sing it's praises enough. The redness was gone and the skin felt much better. We use it whenever she gets flare ups (which with her teething at the moment is a lot) and it relieves her skin and makes her happy."

"I saw an article showing a baby that had clear skin thanks to Balmonds skin salvation so gave it a try not expecting much and it literally cleared his eczema overnight. He is now 7 months old and we wouldn’t be without it." (Abbie Trevelyn)

A third said: "My daughter has struggled with applying anything to her skin for years. She has eczema and any gentle soaps, washes, lotions we’ve tried has just made her skin sore. This is the only product she has ever applied and felt moisturised and calmed her skin down - thank you so much. I’d been so worried about all the topical steroids she’s been using so now at last I hope she can keep it calm with your products and just have the steroids as very occasionally."

While it is being raved about as a miracle product for youngsters, the balm isn't a fit for everyone. The balm does contain beeswax and has brought in mixed reviews from those hoping for a thinner texture.

One shopper wrote: "Very thick and waxy but effective. The writing is so small on the jar I have to log on to Balmonds to see how to use it, contents etc. I don’t have eczema but it’s a useful salve though actually I’d prefer a less dense product."

There are other skin balms suitable for babies on the market, such as My Little Coco My Little Everything Balm for £6.25 at Boots or Weleda Baby Skin Protection Balm for £9.75 at Holland & Barrett, but they don't have thousands of reviews like Balmonds.

You can buy Balmonds Skin Salvation here for £7.99.

Jada Jones