My idea of relaxation is a lovely bath with a pamper and
that’s exactly what I did. A squeeze of the Splendidly Soothing bath soak
– with rose geranium oil, white lily & mallow – to ease my pregnancy aches
and pains, and fully unwind (well as much as I could). The Silky Soft body
wash – with white waterlily, mallow & avocado oil – lathered up so
nicely on the sponge and had the most divine scent. After bathing, it was time
to use the Soft and Creamy body smoother – which smelt exactly
like baby powder… so nice! I mainly used this on my bump and my thighs to keep both
feeling smooth and supple.
From 33 weeks, as recommended, I used the And…
Stretch! Perineum massage oil – with sweet almond, wheatgerm and arnica
oils. This isn’t something I ever used or even considered with Alfie, but it’s said
to help stretch the area ready for labour, as well as help prevent tearing or
any issues to the area. It was fairly easy to apply, and I tended to use it in
the evening, either after a bath or just before bed, when I was at my most
relaxed (well as relaxed as I can get, anyway). It was also around this time
that I started using the Super Stretchy miracle oil. I’ve continued
using the oil postpartum in a desperate attempt to eliminate my rather obvious
stretch marks. I really need to try to use this on a daily basis. I honestly
don’t remember getting them this bad the first time around.
And now onto the products for baby. If I’m being honest, I’ve
only used two (out of the four) so far – the Soothing bottom butter (with
cotton seed oil and chamomile, which smells incredible and is so gentle on the nappy
area. A little goes a long way with this product too, so the small pot is
certainly deceiving) and the Kind and Creamy baby lotion (with
cotton seed oil and Tahitian monoi, which is ideal for after a bath or treating
that dry skin that babies get).
I received quite a few baby bath products (Aveeno, Child’s
Farm and Hipp, to name but a few brands), so I’ve not yet tried the Soft
and Splashy bubbles or the Very Gently top to toe wash –
maybe I’ll try them next bath time. I have no doubts they’ll be just as
fantastic (and beneficial) as the other products in the gift set.
Unfortunately, since writing this post, the Love, Boo
website has closed down and a quick look on their social channels indicates
that the company is no longer trading – and haven’t been for a while – which is
a real shame as I love the products and I’d use many of them again (especially
that nappy cream). This set makes a lovely baby shower or expectant mum gift
too – I really did love it!
Love, Lucy xx
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