MustelaStelatopia Emollient Cream Face 40ml

1 month old baby full of face rashses to the neck and ears. Begin with red spots, milk spots they call milk rashes. Two applications morning and evening,the next day I could see the difference, now her face istotally clear of rashes, so just applying once a day now

My 4-months old got eczema all over his body a couple of months ago, brought on by a milk allergy. We removed dairy from our diets and he's been on different prescribed emollient creams ever since, but although they reduced his symptoms they did not get rid of the eczema. He was specially bad at nightime since he kept on scratching his face and scalp to relieve the itch, constantly waking up with scratch wounds and dry, flaky skin.I found that ever since using this cream his facial eczema is fading away, and any dryness is relieved instantly after applications. We also used the hydra bebe face cream as we found it moists the skin immediately, but we only use it now when there are no flare ups and in between applications of the stelatopia one, if even.We started applying the stelatopia cream as needed several times during the day, but now only do in the mornings and before bedtime (it took about a week for his skin to improve from fully flaky to normal, but worked immediately with flare ups).Just clean baby's face with plain water, pat dry but leave some moist, and then apply the cream starting on the most affected areas, spreading into a thin layer. It works wonders!This cream is a bit pricier compared to others and it is hard to find in Northern Ireland, but for me it's worth the money. I've now ordered the pump version to apply on baby's body, and I hope it works as well as it does on his face.

My daughter had perfect facial skin as a baby. It was smooth and rosy and just the softest skin you can imagine. Picture perfect baby.My son on the other hand was born with his dads skin, prone to a lot of imperfections one being baby acne. On top of that his face was rough and had a lot of milk spots. I tried different branded cream quite expensive too, which worked for my daughter, but seemed to clog his pores even more and wasnt absorbing properly.I got told about this cream and after a week of applying after bath mostly his skin is soft and smooth and no sign of baby acne anymore. Amazing product ended up buying the whole range and now this is our routine. Will be purchasing again when it finishes.

I don’t normally leave reviews but I couldn’t not for this product! My 9 week old has suffered from eczema on her face since around 2 weeks old, I’ve tried absolutely everything and nothing has helped she was so itchy, upset and irritated constantly. I found this product on Google and it had some great reviews so I thought ok why not. Quick scan of Amazon and found it! Used it as soon as it arrived (Thursday) & on Friday it was so much better and almost gone, today Saturday it’s gone! Her skin is in amazing condition! So soft and most importantly she’s happy, not itchy and she’s content! Absolutely unreal product! Thankyou so much for helping my baby girl get back to her happy little self. So impressed. Five star

Not really a fan of this one — it feels too oily and has an oily smell. It didn’t help much with my baby’s skin condition and felt sticky after application. I wouldn’t buy it again; I much prefer QV Cream from Boots or Epaderm, which worked better for us.

seems to be good quality, unfortunately it did not work for our baby's severe eczema....but neither the others creams on the market ...but at least this one it did not make it worse but others yes like Aveena dermexo ...Finally we had to use cream with steroids and antifungals.....and avoid further usage of any soaps,.. and the clothing we had to rinse them properly and neutralise the washing detergents with vinegar.

My 4-month old son developed eczema a few weeks ago. Our dermatologist has prescribed a steroid cream and the 50:50 ointment. I am very reluctant to use a steroid cream, so decided to start with an abundant moisturising. Unfortunately, my son had a skin rash reaction to the 50:50 ointment.We’ve been using other Mustela product for normal skin so I’ve decided to try the Stelatopia range. After two applications, we saw significant improvements: the redness is gone and the skin appears much smoother. Today is a second day of treatment and it looks like we might avoid using a steroid cream.I’m also using a balm from the same range. A foam cleanser is on its way.Also worth mentioning - instructions on the pack recommend applying the cream twice per day, yet Mustela’s advice section recommends the following:You can apply an emollient cream or an emollient balm to his face and body once or twice a day: in the evening, after washing or before going to bed; in the morning, after the bath or before dressing. Whether your child is in a period of respite or of flare-ups, don’t hesitate to renew the application as often as necessary: such skincare will protect, repair and effectively relieve your child’s skin (see Emollient benefits). In case of flare-ups, just avoid the oozing areas. In this case, the medical care prescribed by your physician will be better adapted.

Good for new borns