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night as long as there is something oily or
hydrating in the water,’ says Jennifer. ‘Avoid
using soap, which can be drying, and any
heavily perfumed products. As soon as bath
time is over make sure you apply moisturiser Try this!
all over, and avoid rubbing his skin use a While creams can help relieve the
patting technique instead.’ This ‘soak and discomfort of eczema, young children
seal’ approach traps the moisture from the (and adults!) can’t help but scratch when their
bath oil and ointment within his skin. skin feels itchy. That’s where specially designed
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Its body suits and leggings cover damaged
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