Colief Baby Massage Oil contains 100% natural
ingredients and has excellent moisturising and skin care properties for babies.
This nourishing oil contains Sweet Almond Oil, Lavender Oil, Jojoba and Vitamin
E and absorbs quickly to help soften dry skin. It can be gently massaged into
your baby’s skin to moisturise, soothe and calm your baby. Suitable from three months (from full term
date), Colief Baby Massage Oil contains no additives, artificial fragrances,
preservatives or dyes – perfect for your baby’s soft delicate skin.
Baby massage can be hugely beneficial for baby, improving baby’s sleep, reducing
stress behaviours, improving motor skills development and helping with bonding between family
members. For babies suffering with colic or trapped wind, baby massage is
proven to be of great value too. Colief Baby Massage Oil is the perfect product
to introduce into baby’s daily bathing and bedtime routine.
Colief Baby Massage Oil can simply be massaged into
the skin and absorbs quickly helping soften dry skin. Made with nourishing
ingredients, Colief’s Baby Massage Oil helps moisturise your baby’s skin and has
a warming and relaxing effect through gentle massage.
Sweet Almond Oil – a naturally occurring seed oil with a long history of use as a skin moisturiser
Borage – rich in natural occurring fatty acids that help soothe babies skin
Ask anyone what their favourite thing about Christmas is, and you will inevitably find one answer – and that’s the food! Arguably the best thing about this time of year, everyone has their own special Christmas traditions surrounding food. If you’re looking for inspiration for how to make your Christmas dinner or party extra special,
Whilst Christmas season is near, and everyone is well prepped to celebrate this festive season, unfortunately our plans can sometimes be dampened by the inevitable winter cold. However, this doesn’t mean we have to lose sleep over it. Colief’s Breathe Easy range, there are plenty of options to offer soothing solutions for easy breathing for
Season’s greetings from us here at Colief HQ! We know this time of year is expensive, regardless of a cost-of-living crisis or not. Thinking about spending money on Christmas presents might feel particularly daunting this year. We’ve pulled together a list of gorgeous Christmas presents you and your family can make at home this Christmas,
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