Which skin products for babies?

major reaction to johnsons here too
i use halo and horns (or is it horns and halos can't remember) in bath and boots sensitive bottom balm at nappy changes, its good as its absorbed into skin so less residue on nappies than sudocrem.

I don't use Johnson stuff either, it makes my skin nip so wonder what it does to babies.
I don't think lo's need anything in their bath, nothing that a bit of warm water doesn't soak off I can't use anything either so a deep luxury bubblebath eating choccies and drinking wine is out - oh a girl can dream eh!

We have tried Halos and horns actually and it was nice...forgotten about that stuff!!

As for not putting stuff in the bath, we have oilatum on prescription from the docs (however i really dont like it and havnt used it for ages) as both mine have excema and plain water just dries their skin out?

I like to have a nappy balm on the go becuase he does get a bit red from time to time...not very often but still...

As for powder i find that getting all his boy bits dry a bit tricky sometimes and thats what makes him sore so it would be useful

cannot use johnsons, don't like the smell and gave Izzy sore skin we use greenbaby nappy balm,sleep balm(for massage) and shampoo. I also use my lush products on her when we have a bath together so i get to use grown up stuff but safe for Izzy too!

Johnson's is nasty. I knew a lady who worked for them and she wouldn't use their stuff despite getting it for practically nothing.
For something soothing in the bath try oats, in a sock/tights and let the water run through. Lush do the Ickle Baby Bath (or they did when I used them - too much ick in their stuff for me last time I looked though), but don't recommend their other stuff for babies. In fact bubbles in general aren't recommended for young children as they can cause UTIs although I'm not sure which ingredient(s) in them cause that so natural might be ok.
We loved the baby cream from www.earthbound.co.uk for bottoms and they do a fantastic chickweed and calendula cream for eczema.
Waitrose do a nice, natural, cheap baby range. There's very little in the range, just the basics last time I looked, but it is natural. I think one of the products is just coconut oil and avocado oil and nothing else. Can't get much simpler than that. And it's about £2-£3.