Toiletries for little ones

Frequently Asked Questions About Winter Skincare

Why does my baby need special skincare in winter?
A baby's sebaceous glands are not yet fully developed. In cold weather, they produce even less natural oil. A rich winter cream or cold weather protection cream forms a protective barrier on the skin, helping to prevent dryness caused by cold winds and indoor heating.

When should I apply cold weather protection cream?
It's best to apply the cream to exposed areas of your baby's skin (such as their cheeks, nose and hands) shortly before heading outdoors. Once you're back inside, you can gently dab away any excess cream to prevent the skin from becoming sweaty beneath the rich layer.

Do your winter skincare products contain water?
When temperatures are around freezing, creams with a very high oil content and little to no water are ideal. Creams with a high water content could cool down on the skin. Our specially formulated winter skincare products are designed to meet these needs on cold days.

Can I use winter cream all over my baby's body?
In theory, yes, but it's usually not necessary. A light, moisturising lotion is perfectly sufficient for skin protected by warm clothing. Rich winter creams are specifically designed for areas directly exposed to the cold.

How often should I apply cream to dry patches of skin?
That depends entirely on your baby's individual needs. If the cream moisturises well and absorbs easily, you can gently care for rough patches once or twice a day as needed to support the skin's natural barrier.