Wednesday, 22 February 2012

Sudocrem Moisturising Mousse & Sunscreen Mousse

Jenson has recently developed dry red patches on his skin which when I checked with the health clinic the other week, has turned out to be eczema. 
Some precautions we had been advised to follow included not using bubble bath or the body wash we were using previously, as the well known brand we have always used for him and his brother can apparently aggravate this skin condition. The other product that was suggested was a well known skin cream, which can help calm the skin and reduce the patches and make the skin look less irritated.

I had been following these precautionary measures, when I was asked to try out some new products being launched by one of the leading children's skincare specialists Sudocrem, 
One of which happens to be a Moisturising Mousse which claims dry skin relief on the outer packaging. This was perfect timing as it meant it was a product which would be suitable for Jenson's skin in particular, aswell as his brother who was very interested in the can format ("me can press it mummy"!)



The moisturising mousse contains Proderm Technology which has been specifically formulated by Sudocrem to be suitable for the delicate and sensitive skin that babies have.
What is this newfangled Proderm Technology you may be asking yourself?
Well let me tell you. It allows the mousse to cleverly imitates the composition of the skin to enable it to protect and moisturise the skin's outer layer whilst caring for it at the same time.  It creates a semi permeable membrane to allow the skin to breathe whilst at the same time, keeping  the natural moisturising balancing properties of skin to provide a soothing and effective relief. 

Sounds pretty impressive doesn't it? 
As I mentioned at the start I have been using a well known banded dry skin relief cream on Jenson's legs for the past few weeks so I was keen to see how this moisturising mousse compared. Especially as it claims to have been tested by dermatologists against a "leading dry skin relief brand" and it was shown to have" superior moisturising effect over 12 hours"

The mousse disperses very easily and does not feel greasy at all infact it is surprisingly dry to the touch for a wet mouse which moisturises! It rubs into the skin quickly and again does not leave any residue behind and both Jenson's and my skin felt supple after each application. It has been really easy to use and I haven't had to rub lots of excess cream into his skin as it is absorbed so fast! 
Priced at  £8.99 for 150ml I think this is a brilliant product that really works and does what it says on the can! Jenson seemed to like it too!
I was also sent a sample of the Sudocrem Sunscreen Mousse which has a factor 50 and four star UVA protection rating aswell as the unique Proderm Technology formulation. It is hypoallergenic and free from perfumes, colours and parabens and is suitable for use even on babies. It is also meant to be more resistant to towell drying and the water in comparison to other more conventional sunscreens.

Now given that it is not exactly sunbathing weather at the moment I haven't been able to carry out a proper review of this product in the sunshine! However, I have rubbed the mousse into my skin and again as with the moisturising mousse it is absorbed quickly and without any greasy residue. This products has a RRP of £14.99 for 150ml which I feel is competitive within the sun protection products that I am familiar with. 
GIVE AWAY

I have been lucky enough to have been given a set of these products to give away to one lucky Mummy Mishaps reader - yes one person can win a Sudocrem Moisturising Mousse and Sunscreen Mousse with a prize value of almost £23!

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61 comments:

  1. Chocolate mousse is my favourite!

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  2. Would love to win these! My little boy has dry skin and I'm still looking for a product which will help.

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  3. Chocolate! Does that count :)

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  4. These look fab! My fav type of mousse is the say yes to baby carrots shampoo, its brilliant!

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  5. Tough choice, strawberry or hair mousse! Probably strawberry mousse, as I've gone off having curly hair at the mo.

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  6. This looks awesome, for the last ten years we have struggled to find a suitable eczema sunscreen for my daughter, this may be the answer.

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  7. another one here that automatically thinks - 'chocolate'!! :)
    also love my maybelline dream matte mousse
    @emmav6 

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  8. That's a tricky one as I don't like choc moose - is squirty cream on hot choc close enough? @MummyFever this moose looks great for eczema

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  9. What a great product, my oldest has very dry and sensitive skin. This would be great for him. Not sure about mouse maybe raspberry ripple mouse. Those we tubs you got as a child. x

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  10. These products sound fab, my 3 all have sensative skin and one that is a good sunscreen would be great.

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  11. the tubs of frozen mint choc ones but like them frozen not defrosted

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  12. Chocolate mousse :) What a surprise, ey? :D

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  13. wow, I like the idea of a mousse! G used to get eczema as a baby, but once we worked out her food allergies we have been nearly eczema free. I hope Jenson's eczema goes too. (cute bottom picture) x

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  14. I like Gu chocolate mousse, so light and airy, yum!

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  15. Chocolate! Aero ones are good!

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  16. see i just atomatically think srawberry mouse its lush!!

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  17. Has to be the chocolate ones.

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  18. Has to be milk chocolate - Cadbury's if I'm feeling flush!

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  19. Mint chocolate mousse - so much flavour and always leaves you wanting more x

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  20. Butterscotch ;)

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  21. I love the Maybelline Matte Foundation Mousse.

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  22. chocolate :-)

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  23. My favourite type of mousse has to be chocolate mousse topped with lashings of cream - I know it's not the answer you wanted but when you mentioned mousse, chocolate was the first thing that came to mind LOL x
    @HolyMoly99

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  24. I'm afraid I also have to say chocolate mousse!

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  25. strawberry mousse :) @kemo_2002 

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  26. my first thought was chocolate mousse - the M&S Count On Us ones are particularly nice.  I wonder if you've thought of using Viridian Oregon Graperoot balm along with Barefoot Botanicals SOS cream on Jenson?    They both work really well on eczema

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  27. I'm going to have to say chocolate mousse too - @ WeeWillieWilkie

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  28. Chocolate.

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  29. Lyndsey Allison1 March 2012 at 22:12

    chocolate!!!

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  30. i say either would be brilliant

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  31. Defintley chocolate mousse!!!

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  32. Chocolate every time! Great comp.

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  33. chocolate mousse!
    everyone is saying chocolate.. great minds like alike :)

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  34. Aussie Styling curl and heat mousse is one of my favourites but I am a big fan of the Aussie range of haircare products.

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  35. Hayley Fountain2 March 2012 at 19:25

    strawberry mousse

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  36. tangy lemon

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  37. i love kids mousse soap and shampoo as brings my lil one so much joy when he uses it in his bath. Makes bath time a dawdle

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  38. I'm loving tanning mousse at the moment, it keeps me looking like i've got a healthy glow until I can get into the sunshine!

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  39. Chocolate always!

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