🛁 Baby Oatmeal Bath Treatment Powder for Hydration, Soothing, and Eczema Relief - Irene Organics (1 Pack) Review

Yes, this Irene Organics Oatmeal Baby Bath is more expensive than the brand name, but it contains a different formula. The "additional benefits" included in this treatment have really helped me with my eczema flare-ups. I'm willing to pay almost anything to avoid the pain and itch of flare-ups, so this will be my new bath product.

My little one got bitten by some mosquitoes over the summer and it can be pretty itchy so I bathed her in it and it seemed to help with the itchiness. It mixed well with water and was fine enough to spread all over the tub. I love the benefits of oatmeal and in winter I'm sure it will help with dry skin too.

I have a daughter with eczema so when I saw this product I decided to try it. I let her sit in the bath for 15-20 minutes to give the product time to soak into her skin. If you have a child/toddler with sensitive skin and/or eczema, give this product a try. I've always been a fan of oatmeal baths for eczema. This product does the job and is safe for people with sensitive skin.

This is my second product I'm ordering from this company as I prepare for the birth of my new baby and I have to say I'm becoming a fan. Their ingredient lists are clean, simple and organic which makes I feel more confident wearing them on my newborn's sensitive and delicate skin. Yes, it costs a little more than some of the other products, but I think the quality of what you get justifies the extra cost. It also makes a great addition to a gift basket for a new mum at her baby shower. . As a…

Purchased as a 'portable' travel alternative to grinding oats and placing them in a nut bag. Our L. has had moderately severe eczema since she was 6 months old and we use oatmeal baths in addition to creams. The ingredients for this product are richer than oats alone and finely ground so you can just mix them with water. We've used this product several times and I feel like the powder lasted a little longer than expected. A handy spoon is included to make dispensing the product easier. So far…

When my 1 year old gets really bad eczema he won't stop scratching the affected areas and it won't stop until I diligently give him oatmeal baths and then liberally apply oil, lotion/balm and even hydrocortisone. I used to only use Aveeno Oatmeal Baths, but I came across this brand and liked some of the ingredients. Marshmallow root, calendula, and chamomile powder are known to be good for skin health, so I wanted to give it a try. I use 1/4 to 1/3 of a baby bath of warm water and then mix in 2