Psoriasis Nappy Cream for Babies Warmly Received by Amazon UK Shoppers
Nov 22, 2019
Mori of Norway's recently launched product, Nappy Cream for babies, is now receiving recommendations on Amazon UK as an effective psoriasis cream. This 99% natural and unscented product protects and soothes the nappy area's delicate skin.
Aurland, Norge - November 22, 2019 —
Mori of Norway is steadily emerging as a familiar skincare brand on Amazon UK, thanks to its recently launched Nappy Cream for babies. The company reports receiving positive feedback from several users who mention that this eco-friendly formulation works well as a psoriasis cream, in addition to soothing and relieving itching and rashes. According to the brand, the Nappy Cream is made in Norway under stringent quality standards and is AllergyCertified, Nordic Swan Ecolabelled, and COSMOS ORGANIC-certified.
“At Mori of Norway, we care about what we put into our products. Our Nappy Cream uses a series of natural ingredients including aloe vera, beeswax, shea butter, jojoba oil and rapeseed oil,” said Sissel Skjerdal, the company’s founder and spokesperson. “When applied after a diaper change, it functions as an anti itch cream by creating a soothing effect. With a texture similar to that of a lotion, this cream can be applied easily on the body, hand, and bottom. In addition to babies, it is also suitable for children and adults.”
“I’m very picky with which creams I put on myself and my little ones. I work hard to avoid chemicals and cortisone, and this one has been great. Not only on nappy rashes but on dry skin. I get very dry hands in the winter, all those moments when you have to take your gloves off to assist your baby in the pram outside, make my hands dry. This cream works wonders and is very soothing immediately,” an impressed user mentioned in her Amazon review.
Mori of Norway’s product range also includes natural and unscented baby oil that cleans, moisturizes and protects the delicate baby’s skin naturally, according to the brand. Its ingredients list includes canola oil, caprylic triglyceride, brassica campestris seed oil, brassica napus seed oil and simmondsia chinensis seed oil. The manufacturer mentions that this product can be added to bathwater or applied directly to moist skin. It can also be used as the base oil with essential oils to create an essential oil blend.
Anyone interested in learning more about Mori of Norway and its range of skincare products should visit the company’s official website of Amazon storefront.
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About Us: Mori of Norway is a natural skincare brand. The products range from newborn and up. Mori of Norway is being distributed to most countries in Europe.
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