Green Baby balm to suit all

Published: 22-Jul-2008

Green Baby is bringing out a UK Soil Association approved, 100% organic Calendula Balm, formulated to provide relief from eczema. Packed with jojoba oil, rosehip oil, calendula, palmarosa and lavender, Green Baby claims its balm is gentle enough for babies but suitable for everyone.

Green Baby balm to suit all

Green Baby is bringing out a UK Soil Association approved, 100% organic Calendula Balm, formulated to provide relief from eczema. Packed with jojoba oil, rosehip oil, calendula, palmarosa and lavender, Green Baby claims its balm is gentle enough for babies but suitable for everyone.

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